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Pittsburgh’s LGBTQIA+ commission seeking volunteers to serve as commissioners

Bob Bauder
By Bob Bauder
1 Min Read July 16, 2020 | 5 years Ago
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Pittsburgh’s new LGBTQIA+ Commission is seeking applicants to serve as commissioners.

Commissioners are required to either live or work in the city and will advise city officials on LGBTQIA+ issues in such areas as workforce development, employment, education, educational barriers, health, homelessness, housing barriers, and aging.

Click here to apply.

Pittsburgh City Council last week approved and Mayor Bill Peduto signed legislation creating the LGBTQIA+ Commission.

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