Coalition on Race, Ethnicity, Poverty, and Disability

Description

Since 2019, we have worked with the National Disability Institute to convene practitioners in both the financial services and disability services fields, helping to host large-scale convenings, trainings, and work group sessions on the topic of financial stability for people with disabilities.

Goal of Program

To share knowledge of the intersecting issues faced by people of color with disabilities, and to identify program and policy implications with multi-sector partners that equitably lead to greater financial stability.

What We Provide

How to Engage

Join the Pittsburgh Coalition here.

Promote these issues by using the Pittsburgh Equity Ally badge in your organizational materials and social media to demonstrate your ongoing commitment to equity and inclusion. You can download a version of the badge by clicking on one of the images below. You can also download a guide for how to use the badge in your materials.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You can also contact Sarah Dieleman Perry, Director of Economic Opportunity, for more information.

Stories of Impact

Neighborhood Allies Embeds Disability Awareness and Inclusion in Economic Opportunity Work, Co-leads National Disability Institute’s Pittsburgh Coalition

Neighborhood Allies Embeds Disability Awareness and Inclusion in Economic Opportunity Work, Co-leads National Disability Institute’s Pittsburgh Coalition

Over the past seven years, Neighborhood Allies has developed focus ...
Financial Empowerment for Individuals with Disabilities Webinar Training Series Kicks Off December 10th!

Financial Empowerment for Individuals with Disabilities Webinar Training Series Kicks Off December 10th!

As part of the local Financial Inclusion and Disability Awareness ...
Financial Inclusion Means Accessibility for All

Financial Inclusion Means Accessibility for All

When we say "economic opportunity for all," we really mean for all. ...