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  • PPC’s Monthly State Policy Action Meeting

    Join us on Thursday, January 15, at 1 p.m. on Zoom for an informative conversation with leaders in efforts to advocate for state government investments that benefit all Pennsylvanians. REGISTER HERE! In 3 weeks, Gov. Josh Shapiro will deliver his 2026 Budget Address to a joint session of the General Assembly of PA, outlining his proposal for funding vital services like education, health care, transportation, public safety, affordable housing, and much more.  Much is at stake in the 2026–27 state budget, and Thursday's meeting will provide an overview of several crucial funding priorities, as well as opportunities to make your voice heard. Register now to reserve your seat and receive a Zoom login link and calendar reminder. We look forward to seeing you online at 1:00 on Thursday afternoon!  

  • “Pennsylvanians Together: For Our Common Wealth” Campaign Kickoff

    Pennsylvania State Capitol 501 N. Third St., Harrisburg, PA, United States

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Kirstin Snow, Communications Director, snow@pennpolicy.org  MEDIA ADVISORY: Tuesday, 1/27, 12:00 PM - NEW CAMPAIGN  LAUNCH - FOR OUR COMMON WEALTH Harrisburg, PA— On Tuesday, January 27, at 12:00 PM, the Pennsylvania Policy Center (PPC) will hold a virtual press conference to launch Pennsylvanians Together: For Our Common Wealth, a new statewide campaign calling on elected officials to commit to demanding a Pennsylvania budget that works for everyday people—not just the ultra-wealthy and big corporations. As the Commonwealth faces a major budget shortfall, this campaign is demanding real solutions.  Speakers will highlight the urgent need to raise new revenue by requiring the wealthiest individuals and profitable corporations to pay their fair share, rather than forcing harmful cuts to schools, health care, transit, and other essential services. The event will be lead by PPC’s new Executive Director and Campaign Chair, Felicity A. Williams, alongside community leaders, advocates, and impacted Pennsylvanians from across the state.  Together, they will underscore a simple truth: real livability comes from investing in what keeps communities stable and strong. The campaign calls on lawmakers to publicly commit to revenue solutions that protect basic needs like housing, education, public infrastructure, and environmental protections—so Pennsylvanians can thrive, […]

  • Post-PA Budget Address Response

    The stakes are high for Pennsylvanians as Gov. Shapiro and the General Assembly begin to negotiate a state budget for 2026–27! RSVP NOW and join us online at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, February 3,  to find out how it could impact you, your loved ones, your neighborhood, and every community in the state — and the opportunities to stand together and take action! In less than 2 weeks, at noon on Tuesday, 2/3, the governor delivers his 2026 Budget Address to a joint session of the state Senate & House, outlining his plan for funding education, transportation, childcare, and other crucial services that Pennsylvanians deserve. Shortly after Gov. Shapiro's address concludes, PA Policy Center will host an online discussion with leaders in advocacy efforts, offering their reactions & responses to Gov. Shapiro's proposed budget for 2026–27. The forum is tentatively scheduled for 3PM, but might be adjusted depending on the timing of the Address, so if you sign up NOW, we'll send a reminder email to confirm the exact start time as the event approaches. Our post-Budget Address meeting on Zoom will “bookend” an online discussion PPC hosted last week, which featured several allies sharing their state budget priorities for the […]

  • Focus on Immigration – PPC Joint Federal/State Policy Action Call

    Join us on Zoom for our Joint Federal and State Policy Action Call on Thursday, February 19, at 1 p.m.! REGISTER HERE to receive the Zoom link! We'll have federal-level and state-level immigration updates for you, and we'll talk about "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" accountability for more than $74 billion going to ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement). ICE is killing people, and Congress is funding it. Individuals and organizations are searching for ways we can protect our neighbors, families, and friends in this moment. We want to provide a national update, discuss what it looks like in Pennsylvania, and leave you with a call to action. Pennsylvanians Together will be joined by the ACLU, Make The Road PA, CASA, and PIC (Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition). Don't forget to REGISTER HERE.

  • Federal Policy Action Call: The REAL State of the Union

    Join us for our March Federal Policy Action call! Cut through the post–State of the Union spin and get the real story on how federal budget and tax decisions impact everyday Pennsylvanians—not billionaires. We’ll break down what’s happening, share legislative updates, and talk through clear next steps to take action together through Pennsylvanians Together: For Our Common Wealth. Make sure to RSVP through Zoom to receive your link to join: https://bit.ly/PolicyAction030526 Featured speakers include:- Anna Aurillio, Senior Director of Campaigns, Economic Security Project- Gina Plata-Nino, Director of SNAP Policy & Advocacy at FRAC- John Foti, Executive Director & Legislative Director, Americans for Tax Fairness

  • “Project Beloved Community” Teach-In & Rally – DATE CHANGED

    Zion Baptist Church 3600 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, PA

    THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CHANGED TO SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1:30 TO 4:30 PM DUE TO THE IMPENDING SNOW STORM. REGISTER HERE! Philadelphia is strong, but many families are struggling. Some people don’t have livable homes, good jobs, or safe neighborhoods. We can’t wait for someone else to fix this. We must save ourselves by working together to build a beloved community. JOIN US AT THE TEACH-IN! WHEN: Saturday, January 24, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. WHERE: Zion Baptist Church, 3600 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19140 WHAT WE WANT: A Living Wage for Every Worker – No city worker should live in poverty. Housing for Our Families – We need more homes that regular people can afford. Safer City Streets – We can stop gun violence by helping people. Organized by the Coalition to Defend Democracy: Black Clergy of Philadelphia, Federal Unionists Network, Frontline Dads, Just Nation, NAACP, Peace, Justice, Sustainability Now!, Pennsylvania Policy Center, Philly DSA, Philly Neighborhood Networks, RECLAIM Philadelphia, SEIU 32BJ, SEIU Healthcare, Temple Anti-Racism Center, UNITE HERE! 274