health

Carrie Furnace Green

activities | after school | environment | greening | health | image | parks | post-industrial | promotions

A Post-Industrial Playground on the Monongahela

Yellow Bike Project

advocacy | alternative transportation | bikes | co-op | environment | fitness | free | health | sharing

A member-based cooperative network of free-use bicycles

Sustainable Urban Farming Initiative

community | environment | gardens | health | neighborhoods | resources | schools | vacant land | youth

Reclaim vacant lots and unused land to support healthy community gardens

Raise the Green Roof

advocacy | buildings | education | environment | greening | health | quality of life | sustainability

Roof gardens reverse effects of commercial pollution

Manchester Climbing Wall

activities | advocacy | bridges | fitness | health | North | North Shore | publicity | recreation | reuse

Convert old bridge piers in Riverfront Park into public access climbing walls

Busways to Bikeways

alternative transportation | awareness | bikes | buses | busway | commuting | debates | health | infrastructure

Busways to bikeways builds on the infrastructure of busways connecting core population centers to both local and national bike trails for the benefit of commuters and tourists

Sexercise

alternative sexuality | education | health | policy | politics | quality of life | sexuality | youth

Providing sex education to the Pittsburgh community

Blue River Belt

alternative transportation | bikes | connections | health | mapping | paths | rivers

[Overview needed]

Lots of Food

advocacy | alternative | café | community | environment | farms | gardens | health | neighborhoods | organic

Collect abandoned lots and turn them into sustainable urban gardens that provide an alternative to store-bought produce and act as a community connection point

Raise the (Green) Roof

advocacy | alternative | buildings | circuses | education | energy | environment | health | parks | quality of life

Promote green rooftops in Pittsburgh

Engage Pittsburgh is a program of The Sprout Fund, a project of the Tides Center (PA), and is supported by lead contributions from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation and the Richard King Mellon Foundation.

Additional support for Engage Pittsburgh is provided in part by the Alcoa Foundation, Eden Hall Foundation, Grable Foundation, the Elsie Hillman Foundation, Jewish Healthcare Foundation, and the Pittsburgh Foundation.

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