Author name: Roberta Levine

This past week, along with 7 members of the JCCPGH board of directors and professional staff, I attended JSummit, a conference of the JCC Association that has been bringing together delegates of the JCC Movement every other year since 1917. Different from other conferences throughout the year, JSummit convenes both professional and volunteer leaders from a cohort

Creative expression moves us in the soul and hits us in the gut. Artists have the unparalleled power to help us see, hear and understand ourselves and each other. When I first considered showing the work of Judy Robinson and Kara Snyder together, I was captivated by their enduring friendship and shared commitment to collaboration.

A COMMITMENT TO ACCOUNTABILITY Since our founding in 1895, the JCC has been relentlessly committed to improving the quality of life for individuals and community, and through it all, the JCC has strived to be more than just a place to gather. It’s a hub of connection and a catalyst for positive change. But as

This week’s JCC State of Mind is written by Rabbi Hindy Finman, Senior Director of Jewish Life & Director, Center for Loving Kindness and Civic Engagement Since officially joining the JCC in mid-June, I have had the privilege of meeting with so many people from across the entire Pittsburgh community and learning firsthand about the