PIIN 20th Annual Banquet

Sunday, May 31, 2020

Our National Moment

Corporate public relations firms are bombarding the airwaves these days with the message that “we are in this together.” But as the horrific events in Minneapolis, Central Park, Louisville, KY, and Brunswick, GA brutally demonstrate (George Floyd, Christian Cooper, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery-say their names), this presumption of being “in this together” has never been […]

Rev. Dr. Vincent Kolb Elected PIIN President

At its November Board Meeting, PIIN elected Rev. Dr. Vincent Kolb, Pastor of Sixth Presbyterian Church as its new President. A native of southern California, Vincent Kolb heard a call to ministry midway through pursuing a bachelor’s degree in English at California State University Fullerton. Upon completion of that degree in 1982, and after a […]

Meet Renee, 2019 PIIN Social Justice Intern

Meet Renee, 2019 PIIN Social Justice Intern, Renée Petersen graduated from The Ellis School in Pittsburgh, PA in June 2019. Throughout high school, Renée was active in her school community: playing soccer and lacrosse, as well as performing in several musicals. She was president of the Black Student Union and the Peer Tutoring Club where […]

Important PIIN Banquet Update

We would like to inform you that our Keynote Speaker for the 2019 Banquet, Legendary Civil Rights Leader Diane Nash has a conflict and is now unable to join us during this year’s banquet. She has agreed to come to Pittsburgh at a later date. While we regret that Ms. Nash will not be with […]

Join us August 9th to launch PIIN Voters of Conscience!

PIIN is on the cusp of unrolling our 2018 PIIN Voters of Conscience Political Program, a program designed to educate people of faith in advance of the November election and unleash our PIIN political power at the polls! Join us on August 9 to learn more!