Low-Wage Living
Low-Wage Living: Five threats to the livelihoods of low-wage workers in Pennsylvania
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From state budget fights to outdated eligibility limits for assistance programs, this list breaks down the barriers to the social safety net.
HEALTH
‘A lot of hoops,’ delays and a lack of contractors: Allegheny County program to remove lead from homes falters
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An Allegheny County program meant to remove lead from homes is faltering. Families are worried that their children are at risk.
DEVELOP PGH
A guide to affordable housing in Pittsburgh
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In an effort to demystify some of the terms and offer a roadmap to understand the state of housing in our city, PublicSource has created a primer on affordable housing.
DEVELOP PGH
As Bloomfield weighs new development, residents seek to prioritize affordable housing
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In a proposed development for the Bloomfield neighborhood of Pittsburgh, ‘affordable housing’ looks like a one-room efficiency apartment for $1,012 a month. That dollar figure concerns some longtime residents who worry they’ll eventually be priced out of their neighborhood instead of being included in its development boom.
Let's talk about RACE
Targeted by a white supremacist in Pittsburgh for being a ‘race traitor’
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What follows is my story, and the stories of three other local white women who found themselves in the scope of Lloyd’s hate.
Pittsburgh promised to welcome Syrian refugees. These youth give the efforts a mixed review.
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“If Pittsburgh helps us, we will help them. Give us the opportunity; we will do great things.”
Trump’s travel ban was issued Jan. 27. Fatuma Sharif hasn’t heard from her granddaughter since.
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In the days leading up to Jan. 27, 2017, Fatuma Sharif was anxious yet hopeful. Her granddaughter, whom she had not seen in years, was due to arrive in the United States from the Jijiga-Āwuberē refugee camp in Ethiopia. Then Trump's travel ban happened.
