Chatham Education Department

During the month of February, you learned more about community development (especially housing and transit) and its connections to ability justice and age justice. You chose what to read or watch Now, join a discussion group with other people your age to share what you’ve learned! You can join us for this discussion this Saturday, March 6th, from 10AM-11AM. Register here: http://bit.ly/3r6XKZc. We hope to see you there! Pittsburghers for Public Transit, RiverWise, New Sun Rising, Bike Pittsburgh

Hey, everyone! Join our livestream of today's Community Development, Ability and Age Justice Panel

How can we end displacement from development? What does the fight for transit justice look like during Covid? How do intersectional age and ability justice in particular relate to transit and housing equity? Join us for this month's programming as part of the Social Justice and Sustainability Series!

Our intergenerational panel on Community, Age and Ability Justice is TOMORROW from 11-12! You can find out more about our speakers in our recent Instagram posts (@chathamed), and you can register here: https://bit.ly/3u7UBtY. We hope to see you there! The Hazelwood Initiative, Pittsburghers for Public Transit, RiverWise, New Sun Rising, Bike Pittsburgh, Sharpsburg Neighborhood Organization, City Charter High School, Uncommon Grounds Cafe, Church Army USA, Anglican Church in North America

Join us THIS SATURDAY, from 11-12, for an Intergenerational Panel on Community Development, Age and Ability Justice! To learn more about our speakers, visit our Instagram (@chathamed), and to register, go here: https://bit.ly/3u7UBtY. We hope to see you there! The Hazelwood Initiative, Pittsburghers for Public Transit, RiverWise, New Sun Rising, Bike Pittsburgh, Sharpsburg Neighborhood Organization, City Charter High School, Uncommon Grounds Cafe, Church Army USA, Anglican Church in North America

We are looking for youth members for Eden Hall's K-12 Advisory Board! K-12 members serve a term of one year, and help to drive the direction of school engagement programming coming out of Chatham University's Eden Hall Campus. More info can be found here: https://bit.ly/2UfeA9y

We’re excited to announce this month’s sustainability and social justice topic: Pollution and Gender and Sexuality Justice! We have lots of great events planned, and lots of speakers that we’ll be announcing soon! Find out more by following us and by checking out our website: https://bit.ly/349R6Z3. We hope to see you there!

We had a great time last week at our Food and Racial Justice adult panel! If you couldn’t make it, don’t worry! You can watch the recording here:https://bit.ly/2HObJSs. Thanks to all of our amazing speakers!

We’ve had a lot of great events on the topic of food and racial justice throughout October, and there are still more events coming up! On Friday, November 6th, from 11-12, we’ll be hosting a discussion group on this same topic, to allow all of you to talk with your peers about how you feel and what you’ve learned! You can register using this link: https://bit.ly/2HSzloG. We hope to see you there!

What a fantastic youth activist panel at the Woodland Hills Youth Climate Action Summit! Treasure Palmer of @blackyoungedu , @amulya.garimella (check out her @art.mulya ), and @leandrakmira dropped so many gems about the importance of self confidence, self care, signal boosting and so much more. Our own @kel_henderson had a blast moderating! Did you know Woodland Hills was the first school district in PA to pass a climate resolution? Both that process and this climate summit was 100% youth led! Those are some amazing students with some great teacher adult allies. #whycas2020 #climatechange #climatesummit #youth

Our panel on Food and Racial Justice is TONIGHT at 6! We hope to see you there! Use the link in the post below to register!