Covid Stories PGH
COVID Stories PGH is a research and story-gathering project of the Metro-Urban Institute at Pittsburgh Theological Seminary. With the generous support of the Henry Luce Foundation, we are studying and documenting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the African American and Latinx communities of Pittsburgh, and providing support to nonprofits that serve them.
Project Background
COVID is revealing the realities of everyday life across our city neighborhoods, and the challenges and inequities many residents face. Learn about the context for COVID in Pittsburgh and our response.
Emerging COVID Stories
In the midst of the pandemic, there are stories being lived out that reveal both the complex needs and resilience of our city neighborhoods. Here's what we've learned from our grantees so far.
Our Work and Partners
Our research partners have deep roots in nonprofit and faith-based work in Pittsburgh's African American and Latinx communities. Learn more about them and our research timeline.
Get Involved
Stories need storytellers. Do you have a story of COVID's impact on Pittsburgh's African American and Latinx communities that you would like to share? Here's how to get in touch.