Pittsburgh Branch activities

Pittsburgh Branch activities

by WILPF STAFF

The Pittsburgh Branch marching in the bicentennial parade, with Alice Bell, left, and Nancy Bernstein, right, carrying the banner. Credit: Mary King.

By Edith Bell, Pittsburgh Branch Coordinator
 

The Pittsburgh Branch led a women’s contingent in the Pittsburgh bicentennial parade on July 9, 2016.

We are working on a CEDAW (UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women) ordinance with the Pittsburgh City Council, to be introduced next month. You can read more about our efforts on the Pittsburgh for CEDAW website.

For September we have scheduled two events: The showing of the documentary Mirrors of Privilege: Making Whiteness Visible; and, later in the month, the presentation of Carol Urner and Ellen Thomas (co-chairs of the WILPF US Disarm/End Wars Issue Committee), “A Nuclear Free Future.”

by WILPF STAFF

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