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Alisha Wormsley sparked controversy in 2018 when she posted the words “THERE ARE BLACK PEOPLE IN THE FUTURE” on a billboard in East Liberty, a rapidly gentrifying neighborhood in Pittsburgh.
Aganga-Williams first came to Pittsburgh in 2000 to settle one of her daughters at Duquesne University. Twenty-one years later, she’s still here.
D.S. Kinsel is an artist, art educator and co-founder of BOOM Concepts, a gallery, art and activist hub.
Murphy is founder and executive director of Healthy Village Learning Institute, an organization focused on bringing a holistic African-centered experience to Black residents of the McKeesport area.
Pharmaceutical student discusses the Leonard and Annette Silverman PITT Pharmacy School Fund.
A University of Pittsburgh student talks about her history with the Foundation.
A college student wins high school scholarship.
A University of Pittsburgh student and award recipient talks frisbee and legacy.
A University of Pittsburgh student discusses her experience with the Foundation.
A scholarship awardee discusses college sacrifices and post-college career.