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Brunch with A Black Man is a mental health podcast airing on focused on sharing Black men’s experiences of healing.

04/15/2026

Michael Pattillo will be cooking food for some of the NFL's biggest names.

04/14/2026

04/09/2026

We are excited to announce Mind Matters: A Four-Part Series Confronting the Mental Health Crisis Across Western Pennsylvania!

Mind Matters examines the mental health challenges facing individuals and families across Western PA — and a guide to the resources, experts, and solutions that can help.

This landmark four-part news series paired with four free community town hall events will be reported by WESA Health & Science Reporter Kiley Koscinski and edited by Glynis Board.

Airing across multiple weeks through the summer, each segment is accompanied by a corresponding town hall forum held in communities throughout Allegheny, Washington, Westmoreland, and Butler counties. The town halls feature expert panelists, bringing mental health professionals, advocates, and lived-experience voices directly into the heart of the community.

- Youth and Mental Health reporting airs the week of April 27th with the first town hall event on April 30th at Commonwealth Charter Academy in Homestead
- Caregiver Mental Health reporting airs the week of July 20th with the town hall on July 23rd at Frank Sarris Library in Canonsburg
- Mental Health in Rural Western PA airs the week of Aug. 17th with the town hall on Aug. 20th at Westmoreland Community College in Youngwood
- AI in Mental Health air the week of Sept. 14th with the town hall on Sept. 17th at Commonwealth Charter Academy in Cranberry

Learn more: wesa.fm/mentalhealth

Mind Matters is funded by Staunton Farm Foundation, a Pittsburgh-based philanthropic organization dedicated to improving the lives of people living with mental illness and/or substance use disorders. The Foundation works to enhance mental health services across ten southwestern Pennsylvania counties. Learn more at StauntonFarm.org. Mind Matters is also Presented by Aetna Better Health® Kids, A CHIP Health Plan. Supported by Metro Community Health Center.

04/08/2026

City native and retired KDKA-TV journalist Harold Hayes will help kick off a new speaker series designed to spark conversations about media literacy and media careers in the Mon Valley.

Hayes will be the first speaker in a series called “In Greater Context: Media, Messaging and the Mon Valley,” presented by Penn State Greater Allegheny and Tube City Community Media Inc. It is free and open to the public:

https://almanac.tubecityonline.com/almanac/?e=4076

04/07/2026

Wondering how to support your child as they transition to adulthood and/or life after high school?!? What does that transition look like? Who does it impact most? How do you give them HOPE for their future?

Join me and the my friends from Neighborhood Allies at the Pitt Community Engagement Center in Homewood (check the flyer) this Thursday April 9th from 5:30pm-7pm.

This isn’t a conversation about college, it’s one about life! Dinner will be included 😎😊

04/06/2026

Our CEO Fawn Walker Montgomery joins as a guest panelist for the 2026 Pittsburgh Environmental Summit. Check the flyer for details on registering for this important conference.

04/04/2026

Pitt is excited excited to cohost 2 free events next week featuring Dr. Micah E. Johnson — award-winning actor, Associate Professor at UCLA’s Geffen School of Medicine, and one of the most dynamic voices working at the intersection of trauma, youth wellbeing, and community healing.

📅 Thursday, April 9 | On Sight: Live Comedy Performance
Alumni Theater Company, 6601 Hamilton Ave | 7:00pm
A one-night-only show using comedy, storytelling, and street culture to explore mental health, stress and conflict resolution. Free admission + giveaways. Recommended for ages 15+.

RSVP Here: https://doctormicahjohnson.com/on-sight-pitt/

📅 Wednesday, April 8 | Rubash Lecture: “Trauma & Juvenile Justice”
Teplitz Memorial Moot Courtroom, Barco Law Building | 4:00–6:30pm
Explore how trauma and systemic inequities shape youth pathways into the justice system — with practical tools for resilience and conflict de-escalation. Reception from 5:30–6:30pm.

RSVP Here: https://pitt.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_2rgE5EvGIdWWgWq

Both events are free, open to all and hosted by Pitt Social Work & University of Pittsburgh School of Law. Seats are limited — don’t miss out!

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