University of Pittsburgh
The University of Pittsburgh provides all Pitt responsibility centers with tools to increase their diversity spending.
University of Pittsburgh
The University of Pittsburgh provides all Pitt responsibility centers with tools to increase their diversity spending.
Eastern Minority Supplier Development Council
The EMSDC conducts an extensive business review of new and existing MBEs. This review, the Certification Process, is designed to ensure compliance with the NMSDC member standards for certified minority business status. Certification by the EMSDC is a nationally recognized NMSDC certification and is honored nationwide.
Movement Advancement Project
Profile on Pennsylvania’s equality statistics and policies.
United States Census Bureau
Census data can be a helpful benchmark in understanding your workforce diversity. Identify the region or regions where your workforce lives and consider whether your recruitment strategy could reach new audiences.
International Living Future Institute
Organizations that evaluate demographic data about employees can use this information to qualify for programs like the ILFI JUST Program. For example, in the JUST Program, an organization can achieve three stars in Gender Diversity if it has a maximum of 5% deviation from a gender-balanced workforce, and a maximum 10% deviation from a gender-balanced management and senior leadership staff.
U.S. Office of Personnel Management Office of Diversity and Inclusion
This Government-Wide Diversity and Inclusion Strategic Plan (Plan) outlines the implementation of the President’s Executive Order 13583 on Establishing a Coordinated Government-Wide Initiative to Promote Diversity and Inclusion in the Federal Workforce (the Executive order).
Sustainable Pennsylvania, a joint project of the Pennsylvania Municipal League and Sustainable Pittsburgh, is a voluntary performance recognition program designed to help municipalities set and achieve sustainability goals, save money, conserve resources, and foster a vibrant community.
The Pennsylvania Municipal League is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization established in 1900 as an advocate for Pennsylvania’s 3rd class cities. Today, The League represents participating Pennsylvania cities, boroughs, townships, home rule communities and towns that all share The League’s municipal policy interests.
The mission of the Pennsylvania Municipal League is to strengthen, empower and advocate for effective local government.
Sustainable PGH is a nonprofit committed to building the knowledge, perspective, and ability needed to create a better tomorrow for our region.
Email info@sustainablepa.org or reach out directly to Bailey Rocco (PML) at brocco@pml.org or (717) 236-9469, or contact Sawyer Sidelinger (Sustainable Pittsburgh) at ssidelinger@sustainablepittsburgh.org or by phone at (412) 258-6642.