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They can’t stop my vote Tuesday May 21st

Filed under Uncategorized by on May 14, 2013 at 6:03 pm {no comments}

Primary election day is this coming Tuesday, May 21.

It’s important as people of faith and as eligible voters to make sure we participate in our democracy by exercising our right to vote to ensure a more prosperous future for our region.

Our elected officials throughout Allegheny County are major decision makers on the issue we are working on and care so much about: education, gun violence, transit and the Clean Rivers Campaign sewer infrastructure fix.

This is our opportunity to have a say in who we put in these position to make important decisions regarding the future of our communities.

Depending on where you live you’ll have the opportunity to elect Pittsburgh’s next mayor, school board members, members of county council, the mayor of your municipality, municipal council members, and others.

Polls are open from 7am to 8pm.

Visit www.pavoterservices.state.pa.us to find your polling location.

Want to make sure others in your congregation vote? Here are some things you can do!

  • Put it in the bulletin
  • Announce it from the pulpit
  • Clergy/spiritual leaders talk about it at the service
  • Handouts at services
  • Table at coffee hour or pre/post service
  • Post flyers up around the congregation
  • Emailing within the congregation
  • Put it on your congregation’s website and Facebook page
  • Phone banking

Click here for a printable flyer.  Copy and save the photo of the flyer below to use in the body of emails.

Contact the PIIN office for more info – office@piin.org / 412-621-9230.

Can’t Stop Our Vote!

Peace & Blessings,

PIIN

Immigration Reform Rally & March May 1st

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Comprehensive Immigration Reform is finally a real possibility nationally!  PIIN is working with local partners to get support from our Congressional Leaders and to show support locally for a reform bill that creates a path to citizenship, keeps families together and protects workers.

Please join us for a Rally and March on May 1st beginning at 5:00pm at the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers building, 10 South 19th Street and ending at the IBEW Hall (5 Hot Metal Street).

Flier: May Day March for Immigrants Rights

Clean River Action 2-28 7 p.m.

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We invite you to join us for a Town Hall Meeting

to Create Jobs and Rebuild Our Communities !

Thursday, February 28th from 7:00 – 8:15pm

The ALCOSAN sewer fix is the largest infrastructure project we will ever see in our lifetimes, and we as rate-payers in the ALCOSAN system will pay for it!

Will be spend billions and triple our water/sewer bills, only to bury it in subway sized tunnels under the river?

Let’s make sure that residents in every neighborhood and municipality in the Pittsburgh region benefit by investing in family-sustaining jobs, stopping dangerous flooding, putting in parks and green spaces, and revitalizing business districts!

Join PIIN and our partners in the Clean Rivers Campaign for an action with other residents, municipal leaders, city councilors, Pittsburgh mayoral candidates, and County Executive Rich Fitzgerald to ensure that our sewer fix will create jobs and transform communities!

Thursday, February 28 from 7:00 pm – 8:15 pm

at the United Steel Workers Building

60 Boulevard of the Allies  Pittsburgh, PA 15222

Easily accessible by pubic transit – bus & T-stop!

PARKING CORRECTION: FREE STREET PARKING AFTER 6:00pm

We look forward to seeing you there!

Blessings,

PIIN

Stop the Gun Violence

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PIIN BANQUET April 14th

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After Sandy, Building the Future

Filed under Uncategorized by on November 21, 2012 at 10:04 am {no comments}

Following Hurricane Sandy, Ana Garcia-Ashley, Executive Director of the Gamaliel Foundation, has written a clear editorial on the need for infrastructure improvement to counter the threat of natural disasters. “We need to seize this moment. We need to win a nationwide commitment to building America’s infrastructure — not as crisis response, but as the new normal. Our economic future depends on it, as do our lives.” You can read her editorial at the Huffington Post, “After Sandy, Building the Future“, and also sign up to follow her column.

Ana Garcia-Ashley is the Executive Director of the Gamaliel Foundation — a grassroots network of non-partisan, faith-based organizations in 17 U.S. states, South Africa and the United Kingdom, that organizes to empower ordinary people to effectively participate in the political, environmental, social and economic decisions affecting their lives. PIIN is part of the Gamaliel Network. See a brief biography of Ana as a columnist at the Huffington Post, http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ana-garciaashley/.

Pittsburgh Town Hall Meeting on Schools Thurs. 11/29 7:00 PM

Filed under Uncategorized by on November 20, 2012 at 4:39 pm {no comments}

PIIN and the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers are co-sponsoring a Town Hall Meeting for parents, grandparents, students, teachers and the administration of Pittsburgh Public Schools.

We are committed to working together to improve the achievement of all students.

Please join us and encourage members of your congregation to join us.

The Town Hall Meeting will be at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary on Thursday, November 29th, from 7:00pm – 8:30pm. A light supper will be available at 6:30 and child care will be provided.

Peace & Blessings,

PIIN Education Task Force

POSTER Save the Date Nov 29 – Education Pittsburgh Town Hall – PDF version

Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network
564 Forbes Avenue, Suite 808, Pittsburgh, PA 15219
office@piin.org
Phone: 412.621.9230 Fax: 412.621.1057

Help Get Out the Vote!

Filed under Uncategorized by on November 2, 2012 at 10:30 pm {no comments}

Dear PIIN members, supporters and friends:

The presidential election is less than a week away!  We all know how important this election is and we’re doing everything we can to make sure that all eligible voters in our congregations and organizations cast a ballot next Tuesday, November 6.

Do you want to make a difference and do your part to make sure that eligible voters in PIIN congregations and organizations go to the polls? If so, we’ve got ways you can help!

Join with us as we rekindle our democracy and our communities!

Volunteer to make calls

Join other PIIN leaders as we collectively reach out to hundreds of potential voters and remind them to go to the polls on Tuesday!  We’ll remind them to vote, make sure know their polling location and see if they need a ride to the polls.

Join us for the entire time or for as long as you can stay.  If you can come, please reply to this email and let us know or call the PIIN office at 412.621.930.  That way we can better coordinate our efforts and make sure we have enough food and drinks for everyone.

If you have them, bring your cell phone and laptop with you.

Both phone banking sessions will be held at the Pittsburgh UNITED office at 841 California Ave, Pittsburgh PA 15212 (click link for map).  Food and refreshments will be provided.

Give rides to the polls and Election Protection

  • Please reply to this email or call 412.621.9230 if you’re able to give people rides to the polls on election day.
  • Non-partisan election protection at the polls.  RSVP with us if you’d like to participate as an election protection volunteer and indicate the training you’ll be attending. (see below)

Election protection helps ensure eligible voters are able to participate in our democracy while collecting data for meaningful reform so that our elections are free, fair, and accessible.

The nonpartisan Election Protection trainings and staging areas on Election Day/Tuesday, November 6, 2012 for many coalition partners will be held at Freedom Unlimited, 2201 Wylie Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15219 and at the Friends Meeting House, 4836 Ellsworth Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15213.

Nov. 1st (Thurs) Training at Pittsburgh Friends Meetinghouse, 6:30-8:30pm
Nov. 3rd (Sat) Training at Freedom Unlimited, 10am-Noon or  Noon-2pm
Nov. 4th (Sun) Training at Freedom Unlimited,  1pm-3pm
Nov. 5th (Mon) Training at Pittsburgh Friends Meetinghouse, 2pm-4pm

Supported by ACLU of PA, B-PEP, Advancement Project, Committee of 70/PA Voter ID Coalition, Common Cause PA, Freedom Unlimited, Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, League of Women Voters and others.

PIIN: Rekindling our democracy, congregations and communities one action at a time!

Peace & Blessings,

PIIN

Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network

564 Forbes Avenue, Suite 808, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

office@piin.org

Phone: 412.621.9230  Fax: 412.621.1057

2012 Public Action Meeting

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2012 Public Action Meeting Oct 18th

Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network (PIIN) “Moving People of Faith Into Action”

2012 Public Action Meeting Thursday, October 18, 2012, 7:00-8:30pm

Rodef Shalom Congregation
4905 5th Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15213

Join 1,200 people as we take action on local and regional issues

Politicians confirmed
Mike Doyle, US House of Reps, Dist. 14
Matt Smith, PA House of Reps, Dist. 47
Michael Martin Schmotzer, PA House of Reps, Dist. 22
Rich Fitzgerald, Allegheny County Executive
Bill Peduto, Pgh. City Council, Dist 8
Bruce Kraus, Pgh. City Council, Dist 3
Corey O’Connor, Pgh. City Council, Dist 5
Transit
The hard work of PIIN and our partners helped avert the proposed 35% cuts in transit service in September but if the problem of insufficient transit funding is not resolved, the system will again be at risk. PIIN and our partners are coming together to kick-off a multi-year campaign to get sufficient dedicated local and state funding for public transit. We are better together!
Education
PIIN is seeking a commitment from Dr. Linda Lane, Pittsburgh Public Schools Superintendent, and Nina Esposito-Visgitis, President of the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers, to continue to work with PIIN and our partners to achieve equity for all of our students, which can only be achieved with a partnership of parents, community, administration and teachers.
Jobs and the Clean Rivers Campaign
ALCOSAN has proposed and plans to implement a multi-billion dollar fix to the sewer system. PIIN, as part of the Clean Rivers Coalition, wants this, the largest infrastructure investment in Allegheny County’s history, to do the maximum good in the community. We are pushing for good jobs, for green methods to help solve the storm water problem, and provide benefits to our communities and for strategies to reduce flooding.
Voter ID and Turnout
We will ask all present to not only commit to vote but to consider working the polls on November 6th, work to get people in our congregations and communities to the polls, and make sure that people have an acceptable form of ID so they can vote. Civic participation is a cherished value of each of the faith traditions represented in PIIN and we will put it into action by encouraging and protecting the vote this November.

‘We Won’t Back Down’Movie Protest Press Conference: Colfax School

Filed under Uncategorized by on September 26, 2012 at 10:53 pm {no comments}

UPDATE:

Dear PIIN Members, Friends and Supporters

Please be advised that there has been one more, final, venue change for the PIIN press conference tomorrow:  Pittsburgh Colfax School, K-8

2332 Beechwood Boulevard  Pittsburgh, PA 15217

We will be meeting in front of the school, on the sidewalk, at 3:30pm.

This location change is in response to the strong urging we received from the Colfax community and East End residents to keep the press conference in an accessible location to both of these groups,

Dear PIIN Members, Friends and Supporters,

Come out and show the united force of PIIN as we gather together to hold a press conference in protest of ‘We Won’t Back Down’, a Hollywood movie release filmed here in Pittsburgh that attacks Teachers’ Unions and misrepresents the process of parent organizing toward school reform.

We will meet this Friday, September 28th at 3:30 PM in front of the Manor Theater (under the marque), located at 1729 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15217 in Squirrel Hill.

The press conference will last less than a half hour.

Spread the word! Bring your friends, family and members of your congregations! We are looking for as many people as possible to show their support for PIIN in our collective fight for quality public eduction.

For more information about the controversy behind ‘We Won’t Back Down’, click on the attached documents below.

Parent Trigger Background
Anschutz Background
Won’t Back Down Fact Check
Talking Points Memo

Peace and Blessings, PIIN

Pennsylvania Interfaith Impact Network (PIIN)
564 Forbes Avenue
Manor Building, Suite 808
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
Phone: 412.621.9230
Fax: 412.621.1057
office@piin.org
www.piin.org

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