Coalition is comprised of lawmakers, religious and civil groups Read more
Urges General Assembly to act against rise in hate crimes Read more
Urges House, Senate leadership to enact hate crime legislation Read more
News of lawmaker’s positive test comes amid contentious committee hearing Read more
State Rep. Dan Frankel organizes coalition seeking to change regulations Read more
By investing in these necessary repairs today, we are helping to preserve this cultural treasure for future generations Read more
Disparity report suggests numerous concrete actions legislature can adopt Read more
HARRISBURG, Aug. 7 – House Democrats representing the city of Pittsburgh announced Friday the disbursement of $409,000 in education funding to the Pittsburgh School District. Allegheny County House Democratic Delegation members who represent the city of Pittsburgh include state Reps. Dan Deasy, Dan Frankel, Ed Gainey, Sara Innamorato, Summer Lee, Dan Miller, Adam Ravenstahl, Harry Readshaw and Jake Wheatley. “This is substantial funding for the Pittsburgh School District,” said state Rep. Dan Miller, chairman of the delegation. “The allotted funding will go toward well-needed resources, and it will ensure students in the district have a better chance of achieving academic success.” The grants may be used to purchase computer equipment, such as laptops, tablets and internet hot spots, or used toward providing instructional materials, such as paper lessons and coursework. Schools with the highest percentages of students lacking access to resources were given priority in receiving these grants. The Continuity in Education and Equity Grants are designed to help provide access and inclusion for all learners by bridging the gap for students who are currently limited in their ability to participate in continuity of education. Read more
Majority’s actions akin to ‘bulldozing over’ discussion, debates Read more
Recent murders a reminder PA laws ill equipped to protect people against hate crimes Read more
Today, members of the LGBTQ Equality Caucus sent a letter requesting a committee vote for H.B 1404 Read more
Members of the LGBTQ Equality Caucus sent a letter requesting a committee vote for HB1404 Read more
Nondiscrimination protections need to include housing, public accommodations, other areas Read more
Says House GOP actions and silence an ‘abdication’ of responsibility, leadership amid crisis Read more
Says comments could be read as encouragement by extremist groups Read more
Following an attempt by House Democrats to bring up legislation aimed at protecting Pennsylvanians’ health insurance, House Republicans used political gamesmanship to effectively kill any chance of the bills coming up for a vote in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. House Republicans today re-referred Democratic bills from the House Insurance Committee to the House Health Committee to avoid voting for popular measures to protect people’s health. House Democrats last week announced their intention to force these bills out of the Insurance Committee and to the full House for a vote due to inaction by that committee. Read more
Legislation will urge reinvestment in health care capabilities to address COVID-19 threat Read more
Legislators urge state to address serious challenges to the public health regarding the SNAP program Read more
Lawmakers, PSP discuss increase in incidents and urge public action Read more
Lawmaker urges Wolf to defend families’ rights from cynical attacks Read more
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