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Our little SOUL Pitt SOULjahs will be hitting the streets passing out the NEW SPQ Summer issue featuring Pittsburgh’s own Tamara Tunie on the cover (yep she’s from Homestead) – be on the look out for these 4 little SOULjahs!
112 full color pages of Pittsburgh Soul, Community Stories, Soulful People, Soulful Places & More! Thanks for your support and please continue to support our advertisers that support SP — They make it possible for us to do this. 🙂
Big thanks to all the individuals that take the time to write us to express their gratitude for what we do, and of course to the staff at Soul Pitt that made it happen. Comments like these make it all worthwhile:
It is my pleasure to THANK YOU and SOUL PITT for the “loan” of Brother Craig Dawson for our 30th Annual Scholarship Banquet. He was nothing short of spectacular. His message was spiritual, informative, and encouraging to our youngsters. Most of the adults in attendance remember Craig, and his brothers and sister, as well mannered, well dressed, determined neighborhood kids. So although we expected what we heard, we were pleased and proud that he delivered. He kept God in his message and the young people’s attention. Those of us who mentor our youth know that’s not an easy task. It is our mission to give a little financial help toward secondary education; and invite Upper Ohio Valley Alumni to bring an encouraging message to our youth. Thanks to Bro. Dawson; our mission was accomplished. — The George C. Smith Scholarship Committee, Steubenville, Ohio
Hunger costs the State of Pennsylvania $6 billion every year
PITTSBURGH, June 24 – Gateway HealthSM received the Growth Award from the Laurel Highlands Council Boy Scouts of America for surpassing last year’s food drive contribution in their company-wide Scouting For Food Campaign.
The Scouting for Food Campaign is the largest food drive campaign in Allegheny Country and runs throughout the month of April. Each year, local companies, as well as community organizations and families, are encouraged to hold independent food drives. The Pittsburgh Community Food Banks assists with delivering the collected food items to the appropriate centers and distributing food and other supplies to local families and individuals facing food insecurity issues, many of which are also Gateway members.
“It was a great honor to represent Gateway Health at the awards luncheon and during the campaign. The Boy Scouts support Gateway’s mission of caring for others and echo our mission of meeting individuals where they live,” stated Harry Manley, Sr. Community and Program Development Specialist, Gateway Health, who was the coordinator of Gateway’s 2014 Scouting for Food campaign.
About Gateway Health SM:
Gateway HealthSM is a nationally ranked managed care organization that delivers quality and affordable healthcare to Medicaid and Medicare eligible individuals. Gateway Health serves the needs of at risk and vulnerable citizens. Gateway members have benefitted from services such as disease management, health and wellness programs and preventive care. With more than 20 years of service to the community, Gateway strongly believes in doing things “a better way.” To learn more, visit www.gatewayhealthplan.com.
About Boy Scouts of America:
Since its inception, the Boy Scouts of America has become one of the nation’s premier youth development organizations, with more than 100 million youth and adults participating since 1910. For a history of Scouting for Food, read here. Scouting For Food campaign.
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It’s always an honor for me to meet any African-American that was the 1st to do something because they’ve opened the door for the next one. Kathleen Bradley (1st Black Price is Right model) it was our pleasure 🙂
Thank you Dr. Sheila Johnson – Hunt, Pastor Hunt and the Women’s Ministry at First Baptist Penn Hills church for the Entrepreneur Recognition award today!!! I thank God for the talent he’s given me and it’s always a blessing to get recognized for your work, but it never seems like work — cause I love what I do 🙂
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PITTSBURGH, May 16 – For the second consecutive year, Gateway HealthSM has earned a prestigious national award at the Dorland Health’s Fifth Annual Case in Point Platinum Awards. Gateway Health was named winner in the Behavioral Health category for its successful Behavioral Health program and received an honorable mention in the Disease Management/Population Health category for its successful Gateway to Lifestyle Management Program.
The Case in Point Platinum Awards Program is a unique program that recognizes the most successful and innovative care management programs that successfully deliver programs that improve healthcare across the continuum of care coordination. The awards were presented this week at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in Washington, D.C. The following is a brief synopsis of the two care management categories for which Gateway was honored: Continue reading
SPRING IS HERE! SPRING IS HERE! SPRING IS “FINALLY” HERE!
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The birds are chirping and the sun is shining. You awake with that fresh morning face, ready to begin your day. Look in your closet and you think what to wear? Well, I hit the scene Saturday April 12th for Macy’s Spring Fashion show at their South Hills Village store. To my delight and those of the audience we were treated to a parade of fashion forward clothing just in time for the spring season.
Kiya Tomlin, fashion designer and wife of Steeler’s coach Mike Tomlin, hosted this year’s Macy’s Spring Fashion Show and there were a lot of great looks to enhance your spring wardrobe!
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After the fashion I had a chance to speak with Kiya Tomlin to get some quick insight on her clothing line and her thoughts for the spring wardrobe.
Bright colors and floral pastels are Kiya’s key pieces to a fun spring wardrobe. She said, “Just like spring flowers. Floral brings energy and makes things come to life.”
She would love to see the return of hats, like the ones rocked at the fashion show, saying, “They are always comfortable.”
Kiya has a studio space in East Liberty on Broad Street; here she meets her clients to create custom made clothing for them. She is gradually moving toward selling her items wholesale for retail shops to purchase. Her custom pieces are all about comfort. To check out her designs visit Kiya’s website at www.kiyatomlinpittsburgh.com.
Visit a Macy’s near you to shop their spring/summer clothing lines.
“We at Soul Pitt Media are proud to present our Spring Edition to our readers and advertisers in the Tri-State Area. This must read edition is packed full of great stories and advertising. I dedicate this edition to the memory of my late father Mr. Roosevelt Dawson who taught me that nothing can beat hard work and dedication.”
— Craig Dawson, VP Sales and Marketing | Soul Pitt Media
Thanks to TribLive, writer Chris Fleisher and photographer Guy Wathen for a great article on women business owners — Read it here: http://triblive.com/business/headlines/5947873-74/women-business-businesses#axzz2zih1CiVP
Judge Homer S. Brown is considered the first African American judge in Pittsburgh. He served the Pittsburgh community for over 50 years. Along with his many accomplishments Brown was the founder and first President of the Pittsburgh branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), and member of the Allegheny County Bar Association.
The Judge Homer S. Brown award is presented annually at the NAACP Human Rights Dinner to an outstanding recipient who has positively impacted the lives of others, by demonstrating that she/he has been a constant force in the struggle for humanity, equality, and shared resources. This year’s recipient will be honored for their work in bringing wealth to the community.
Click here to download a Nomination Form
Submit answers along with the nomination form to:
Jason.flowers@scouting.org by Friday, April 4, 2014 at 1 p.m. for consideration
Pittsburgh native and Actor Lamman Rucker was in Pittsburgh on March 20th to keynote Duquesne University’s Unity Banquet. Afterwards, Soul Pitt’s Terina Hicks put him down with a copy of Soul Pitt Quarterly.
Soul Pitt’s CEO Donna Baxter loves social media — especially Twitter. One of the people she follows on Twitter is FUBU Founder & Shark Tank member Daymond John and his new company Moguls Mobile. Daymond had a national contest on Twitter which gave away a Moguls Mobile prize pack to the top three people, out of his over 175K followers, that referred the most friends to sign up for the launch. Donna sent out the tweet via Soul Pitt’s twitter account and won – Daymond even shared her excitement with all of his over 175K followers! Wow, look at the power of Twitter and the influence that Soul Pitt has in social media. So make sure you follow Soul Pitt on Twitter, like us on Facebook and even add us on Google +. We are not only a leader in marketing to Pittsburgh’s minority community, but we are social media marketing experts as well. Thanks Daymond John & Moguls Mobile!
Friday April 4th, 2014 | 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Covenant Church of Pittsburgh
2110 Andrews Ave. | Pittsburgh, PA 15221
We realize Friday is a work day for many people, and we also realize that seeking the Lord’s face isn’t based on convenience, but instead on the overwhelming need we have to find Him. So, take a vacation day or a personal day, but do whatever you need to do to get here. Let’s seek the Lord while he may be found!
Internationally renowned master scientist Grand Hank has reached another milestone as his universe continues to expand at an accelerated pace. The master scientist has inked a deal with Congresso De Latinos Unidos, Inc. to bring his high-octane STEM presentation to the Latino students across its 5 Out-Of-School Time sites in Philadelphia. Congreso is a nationally recognized multi-service organization. Congreso’s goal is to alleviate poverty and promote economic self-sufficiency to ensure that our most vulnerable populations have the educational credentials and workforce skills to compete in a global economy. Continue reading
Regarding the August Wilson Center for African American Culture (“The Rise and Fall of the August Wilson Center: How Did Grandiose Dreams for an African-American Cultural Center Fail So Quickly?” Feb. 9):
It’s not about the building’s shape being that of a slave ship; it’s not that the building was designed by a black female architect; it’s not that the building was in part named after Pittsburgh’s native son, August Wilson; it’s not that his award-winning plays have been internationally performed and by some of our most artistic actors, James Earl Jones, Denzel Washington, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Leslie Uggams, Phylicia Rashad, S. Epatha Merkerson, Jesse L. Martin, Keith David; it’s not that the roots of these plays were birthed in the rich cultural history of Pittsburgh. So what is it all about? Why save the August Wilson Center for African American Culture? Why save the history of Pittsburgh? Because Pittsburgh celebrates the arts. CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE
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December 24 2013……Ronald McDonald House 451 44th Pgh 15201
January 16 2014…..Children’s Hospital 4401 Penn ave Pgh 15201
January 25 2014……American Got Talent 100 S Capitol ave Indianapolis, IN 46222
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Former hip-hop star rises to media mogul, president of NAWBO
November 4, 2013
By Deborah M. Todd / Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Donna Baxter, a former rapper and founder of the entertainment and lifestyle site TheSoulPitt.com, has been named president of the Pittsburgh Chapter of the National Association of Women Business Owners.
Business owners don’t often associate the creativity, congeniality and persistence that’s required to build a brand with building a rep in the rap game. But for Donna Baxter, the new president of the National Association of Women Business Owners Greater Pittsburgh, a 10-year transition from emcee to entrepreneur followed a natural course.
CLICK HERE TO READ FULL STORY IN THE PG
Share as a reminder to stay focused on creating quality engagements online that will bring you the results you need to grow your business. There are too many “shiny balls” on the internet that will distract and get you off track.
The diverse crowd inside of the Homewood Coliseum and the speech that Mr. Peduto delivered was definitely an indication of the era of a New Pittsburgh coming soon!
African-American women suffer the highest breast cancer death rates in the country, according to the American Cancer Society.
“I must let you know how invaluable the Soul Pitt has been to me. I recently moved from Atlanta and as I try to familiarize myself with Pittsburgh, find businesses and all the events in town; I look to the Soul Pitt first for EVERYTHING. I found my hair stylist on the Soul Pitt, I found out about this awesome funding breakfast and I can go on about the number of events I have attended because of the Soul Pitt. I enjoy getting your newsletter via email immensely! So, thank you so much for keeping us informed, I greatly appreciate your media vehicles.“ – Gabrielle H.
Share why YOU love Soul Pitt! email soulpitt@gmail.com
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Soul Pitt Quarterly (SPQ), Western PA’s only free magazine that features stories and information pertaining to the urban community, is proud to announce its latest issue featuring Grammy-nominated R&B singer and Pittsburgh native Shanice Wilson on the cover. This fall issue, at 108 full color pages, hits the streets today (Friday, Oct 17th) and is packed full of timely information on health issues as well. With Highmark as its main sponsor, and other top advertisers such as Gateway Health Plan and Allegheny Health Network, it’s no surprise that the fall edition focuses on various diseases that impact the Black community such as breast cancer, diabetes, and health care provider concerns that are currently in the media. CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS!
Soul Pitt’s Fashion Editor Sabrina Clark caught up with Terry McMillan at her book signing on Sept 30th at the Byham Theater. Terry got her hands on a copy of SPQ, now you go get your hands on a copy of her new book “Who Asked You?” in bookstores now and click here to get it from Amazon.com.
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The Pittsburgh Unit of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) met with Rivers Casino and Rush Street Gaming executives on August 30, 2013 at Rivers Casino.
During our meeting, both parties agreed how vital it is for the casino to maintain a culture of inclusion and equality. We called for the casino to do a better job of ensuring that their policies and procedures are culturally sensitive and demonstrate a commitment to diversity in all practices.
Unit President, Constance Parker says “I am pleased with our meeting and believe we have made important strides toward establishing lines of open communication between our organizations. There is important work to be done at the casino as they work to create a more open and inclusive environment, and our organization is committed to monitoring and supporting the casino’s growth and commitment to community.” Continue reading
Pittsbugh’s own James Ziegler’s debut recording entitled “Better” has received great reviews from radio announcers and record label executives across the country. It was nominated for seven Rhythm of Gospel Awards and is requested daily by gospel music listeners from every region of our country.
Crazy lead vocals, blazing background vocals, complicated instrumental arrangements, crisp production, timeless writing, good old fashion Church…all that you’re looking for.
Click here and take a listen and purchase the CD!
Visit the site at www.jamesziegler.net
Soul Pitt’s Fashion Editor Sabrina Clark caught up with Nicole Murphy from VH1’s Hollywood Execs, who was out looking soulfully fly at SAVOY on Friday Aug 9th with her copy of SPQ 🙂
Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University are looking for volunteers to participate in LIFT, a research study designed to see how people’s views of their past, present, and future well-being change over time and if this influences health and healthcare cost outcomes.
You may qualify to participate in the study if:
If you participate in LIFT you will complete a yearly questionnaire about your well-being and other aspects of your life. Participation will take about 1 hour each year. You can even complete your questionnaire over the internet. If you choose to complete your survey over the internet you can even save your progress and come back to it if interrupted. $10 for each survey completed. Continue reading
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By Malik Vincent for SPQ
Measuring the glitz, glamour, or glory of a successful NFL career against its rigors or pain could be one of the hardest things that a highly-touted pro prospect may have to do coming out of college.
Fortune, fame, and friends — sometimes of a tainted variety– are all things to consider.
One could grow curious and wonder if fortitude could play a role?
Just ask five-time, all-pro running back Curtis Martin how he feels about it. As a matter of fact, it’s some people’s opinion that he built a career around it.
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The Soul Pitt Quarterly Spring 2013 Issue is out.
96 full color pages pack with community events, stories and businesses.
Welcome our newest advertisers and show them support.
Special Exclusive SPQ interview with Curtis Martin and more!
Pick up your FREE Copy this week.
The number of new design job openings is increasing rapidly in all
design disciplines: Graphic, Fashion, Interior, Architecture, Product,
Industrial, Web, Animation, CGI, Advertising to name a few. Technical,
and User Interface design jobs are also on the rise.
Go to the web link below and post a job or post a resume
http://www.jobtarget.com/home/home.cfm?site_id=13476
The Pittsburgh film screening Versailles ’73 American Runway Revolution held at the August Wilson Center on March 3, 2012 was astounding! Hosted by FashionAFRICANA’s Demeatria Boccella & Darnell McLaurin and Produced & Directed by Deborah Riley Draper who received a well deserved standing ovation after the screening. Along side her were the Editor-In-Chief of Essence Magazine Mikki Taylor and one of the first African-American runway model Pat Cleveland.
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To capture and tell the story of a revolutionary period not just for American Fashion but also for African-American designers and models was eye opening and long overdue. Continue reading
Photo Credit: Pittsburgh Steelers Media Relations
Over the past few of his 15-year career in the NFL, you might see Charlie Batch with a headset in street clothes on the Steelers sideline imparting his pearls of wisdom among their franchise quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger, during a game.
With the clock ticking on his durable NFL journey, he’s found other things to do with a similar headset. He’s appeared on various local radio and television broadcasts, as a high school football color analyst. The former radio version of the Charlie Batch Show that aired on NewsTalk 104.7 tackled various issues that pertain to the sport that he’s loved for decades, until his show was discontinued after one year. It was, still, on to bigger and better things for the humanitarian and community mentor in his quest to become a successful player-gone-broadcaster. Continue reading
I just wanted to thank all the parents that came out and brought their children to Soul Pitt Media’s Soulful Santa. This is our 3rd year of putting this together and the turnout was awesome! I want to especially thank Terina Hicks and Juelle Munnerlyn for being Santa’s helpers and for keeping the event organized and moving. Also thanks to our Santa for the 2nd year, Mr. Ramir Lewis-Hicks, for being a patient Santa and for being so good with the kids.
Behind the scenes at Soulful Santa. Check out the little girl behind her dad trying to hide from Santa. She was NOT having it. LOL
We did this for the community and the community comes out to support it. Most of these kids have never been in a professional studio, let alone seen a Black Santa…Their smiles alone (along with those that shed a few tears when they saw this big jolly man LOL ) made it all worth it. We thank you all, and hope to see you next year at our next Soulful Santa!
[slickr-flickr tag=”compton” items=”40″ type=”slideshow” id=”40686714@N07″] Imagine being in Dormont PA at the small 1 screen Hollywood theater and meeting more stars and pro-athletes in one night than the average Pittsburgher had all year. That’s what it was like at the Pittsburgh premiere of the movie “Christmas in Compton” which was Co-produced by Pittsburgh locals Paula Gregg and Susan Burig. The set up was really nice with White Diamond Vodka giving free samples in martini glasses filled with strawberries, raspberries and of course the dangerously smooth White Diamond Vodka and a splash of cranberry juice – which was the signature drink for the night, along with plenty cookies and other sweet treats. There were also plenty of items for the raffle. Lucky winners won autographed footballs, bags, gift baskets and other prizes. But the highlight of course was the red carpet that was graced by Pittsburgh Steelers Charlie Batch, Chris Rainey, NY Giants Hakeem Nicks, actors Omar Gooding (Yep, Cuba’s brother), Miguel Nunez and actress Portia Porscha Coleman who were all part of the cast. You had to be there…even the former editor of Vibe Magazine Danyel Smith was in the house along with Actor Carl Clemons. It was a star studded night, full of limos and VIPs and the bottom line is that it all helped to raise money for the Hurricane Sandy victims and the legendary Hollywood Theater. Now check out the pics by LaKesha Silver.
Soul Pitt wants to thank Jeffrey Dunmore for his unsolicited kind words. We really appreciate you and all the people who have been supporting Soul Pitt and the things we do for the community. Without people like you, we wouldn’t be here. Love ya!
Put Jimi Hendrix, Mos Def , Wiz Khalifa, and a little Duke Ellington into a box and shake it up and it would literally spit out 720 Record Shop.
Enter the old-school but hip-hop styled café, slash record store, slash vintage clothing spot at the corner of 44th and Butler Street in Lawrenceville, and you could be anywhere from Amsterdam to Soho, London to NYC. The record shop joins a growing number of funky clothing stores, bars, restaurants and coffee shops nestled away on Lawrenceville’s main thoroughfare just blocks away from the new Children’s Hospital. Continue reading
Soul Pitt Media’s own Donna Baxter and Craig Dawson attended the Gateway Medical Society Physician of the Year Scholarship Gala on Oct 27th. This is a wonderful organization that is doing their part in mentoring youth to become future medical leaders in our community. The event was held at the beautiful Marriott City Center Hotel. Find out more about what they do by visiting www.gatewaymedicalsociety.org
“Success is a journey, not a destination”
by Dessie Bey
The ambiance in the reception area sets you at ease; a Charles Bibbs painting adorns the reception room wall. You recognize the culture of beauty that you will become in your own way.
Women psych themselves up for an appointment at the salon. We walk in knowing that we’re suspended in time and patiently wait. “Time waits for no one” but everything is on hold when a woman props herself in the chair of her stylist and lets him/her work magic. If you’re lucky enough to get on the books of Anthony Jefferson you count it a blessing.
Mark Anthony Hair Salon Inc. opened in 1998 and Owner/Operator Anthony Jefferson can boast of 25 years professional experience in the business. His résumé illuminates a history of service under premiere establishments: Pittsburgh Beauty Academy, primary barber instructor; stylist at Bobby J’s, Pro Hair Designs and Premadonna’s Hair Salon. Anthony obtained his barber and teacher’s license from the Pittsburgh Beauty Academy and was privately trained by Framesi International, the nation’s leading hair color company. Continue reading
People around town are saying awesome things about the new issue of our magazine! More will be distributed today and Saturday. Here are some folks enjoying their copy while riding the bus into work. Let us know what you think about our Fall 2012 print issue of Soul Pitt Quarterly. Click here or the comment link below to share what you like or don’t like. We are always looking to improve and we are always looking for great story ideas from the community.
Soul Pitt Media had the pleasure of meeting fashion and eye-wear designer Stevie Boi from Baltimore at the Organization of Black Designers Conference in Cincinnati, OH in October.
If you watch MTV or read fashion magazines, you’ve probably seen Stevie Boi’s work. Remember the jewel-encrusted sunglasses Lady Gaga wore on her Monster Ball tour? Boi made those. In fact, the 22-year-old Baltimore-based designer is largely responsible for the extravagant, impractical turn that high-fashion eyewear has taken in the last couple of years. Big-name designers had already created dazzling sunglasses that you couldn’t find at the mall, but Boi upped the ante considerably. — Baltimore City Paper
Soul Pitt Quarterly’s biggest and best issue with Kiya Tomlin on the cover – 108 pages, packed with stories for your Soul, are hitting the streets as you read this!
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The Soul Pitt Charter for Change trip was an awesome experience!
Check out the video by Andrew Rush and the Article by Sadie Gurman from the Post-Gazette who both traveled on our charter to document our journey!
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