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The Latino population in the Pittsburgh region may be small, but it is growing steadily and many of its professionals are making a positive mark here.
A few of them are highlighted in a series of videos as part of the new Latino outreach initiative by
Through the latter part of the 20th century, the Pittsburgh region’s population has been less ethnically diverse than that of other U.S. cities of similar size. That is slowly changing, however, as a small-but-growing number of immigrants and internationals are drawn to our stable economy and educational offerings, including the Pittsburgh Promise [...]
Uniquely bonded and allied by their lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) identity and a love of singing, women and men from the region raise their voices in concert this Sunday evening, Dec. 9, filling Oakland’s Carnegie Music Hall with seasonal song that’s as diverse as the choir itself – joyful, campy, soulful and sassy.
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Women are significantly shaping the Pittsburgh region’s future, making their mark on business, government, academia, the non-profit sector and more. And women who mentor other women are advancing their influence exponentially by helping to prepare a new generation of women poised to lead this region.
Nominated by their peers for professional excellence, contributions to the community [...]
The Sept. 24 Greater Pittsburgh ATHENA Awards luncheon has once again sold out. One of the season’s most popular networking events will recognize eight women chosen as finalists for the ATHENA Award and Young Professional Award.
These women will be recognized for their professional excellence, contributions to the community and mentorship of [...]
You hear it again and again, the people of the Pittsburgh region really set the place apart – and our myriad neighborhoods and communities provide a sense of place whether you live in the heart of the city, a suburb or a distinctive small town. The Economist recently ranked Pittsburgh as the [...]
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