A activist resource center for a variety of projects they are located at 5125 Penn Ave in Garfield. The TMC is a membership organization of over 700, "people from diverse philosophies and faiths who find common ground in the nonviolent struggle to bring about a more peaceful and just society by instilling a consciousness of values and raising the moral questions involved in the issues of war, poverty, racism, and oppression."

POG is an anarchist group based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The groups goal is the creation of a directly democratic, free society capable of maximizing human potential and freedom within a framework of collective responsibility, mutual-aid, and solidarity.

FNB serves vegan meals with hungry people
Market Square in Downtown Pittsburgh.
Sunday 2:30pm, Friday 3:30pm

Martin Luther King Elementary School in the North Side. Wednesday 6:30pm

Local anarchist music collective featuring Ginny Snap, Ryan Williams, She Feels Like Pittsburgh, Slug's Revenge, and Whiskey Smile!

Free Ride! is a non-profit recycle-a-bike shop that enables people of all ages to obtain, recycle, and maintain bicycles. Through educating people on how to recondition used, donated bicycles, Free Ride is putting forgotten bikes back on the streets in a reliable, safe condition. Free Ride aims to enhance the health of our community and environment by promoting active living and encouraging bicycle transportation.

Critical Mass is a monthly celebration, which brings attention to alternative forms of transportation. They meet the last Friday of every month by the Carnegie Museum dinosaur in Oakland at 5.30 pm. By taking to the streets in a mass of bicycle riders, they hope to remind people that bikes are an efficient means of transport, and that bikers deserve a place on the roads.

A Pittsburgh-based cycling safety, advocacy, and awareness organization. You'll find a wealth of local cycling information, news, events, links, and community information here.

Fight for Lifers is a prisoner support program, advocating for inmates and providing emotional support to their members who include mothers, wives, fathers, brothers, sisters and friends of lifers. The group meets monthly. To get involved, call 412-361-3022 and leave a message.

FedUp! is the Pittsburgh chapter of the Human Rights Coalition dedicated to upholding the rights of prisoners through providing resources and support, exposing injustices, and building relationships with people in prison and their advocates. We are a organization of concerned citizens, people in prison and their loved ones. Our focus is on high level security facilities in Pennsylvania and Virginia.

Pittsburgh's only member-owned natural and organic food market. Good for buying stuff in bulk and specialty vegan stuff. Note: there have been a couple past incidents of management hostility to worker rights/union organizing at the Co-Op. Located at 7516 Meade Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15208. 412-242-3598

Fresh Fruit, Veggie, and Bread Markets open from approximately memorial day weekend to thanksgiving (weather depending) in 9 Pittsburgh neighborhoods. Inexpensive, mostly local, some organic, and delicious!

Pittsburgh's only radical bookstore. Dedicated to the active promotion of radical/alternative cultures through community networking and the distribution of literature. The store is located in Bloomfield at 504 Millvale Ave (cross street is Liberty) 412-687-4323

Radio show produced by Pittsburgh IMC. Featuring news from the grassroots, news from outside the corporate media. Live every Monday from 6-7pm on WRCT-Pittsburgh 88.3FM and WVJW-Benwood 94.1FM (in the Wheeling, WV area) on Saturdays 5-6pm. Live Web Stream available from: WRCT.org

Monthly Pittsburgh activist newspaper published by the Thomas Merton Center. With a circulation of 4,000, it includes news and commentary on local, national, and global issues.

A democratic media outlet for the creation of radical, accurate, and passionate tellings of truth.

Free alternative weekly newspaper which focuses on local news, opinion, and arts & entertainment. While corporate owned it has distinguished itself through quality reporting on local activist issues and social movements.

In the tradition of wise women elders, the mission of the Pittsburgh Raging Grannies is to promote global peace, justice, and social and economic equality by raising public awareness through the medium of song and humor.

In order to help create a society that views animals with respect and treats them with compassion, Voices for Animals of Western PA uses non-violent direct action, educational outreach, and hands on rescue to promote justice and ethical consideration for all sentient beings.

The Mr. Roboto Project is a cooperatively-run show space, art gallery and zine library located in Wilkinsburg (right outside the Pittsburgh city limits.) Our aim is to create a comfortable and open space for people to experience a true DIY (do-it-yourself) community.

Thrift Store run by the Thomas Merton Center it provides clothing and household items for low-income individuals, providing free goods through a voucher system. Located at 5125 Penn Ave in Garfield.

Regional, horizontal, organizing network in the NorthEast United States, striving to link those committed to anti-authoritarian, anti-capitalist, and anti-oppressive struggles. POG is an affiliated group of the NEAN.

Other Affiliated Groups include:

Boston:
• Allston/Brighton Collective for Popular Assemblies
• Anarchist Black Cross
• Boston Anti-Authoritarian Movement
• BU Collective
• NEFAC Boston
• Suffolk and Emerson Anti-Authoritarians

Cape Cod:
• Cape Cod Resistance

Portland:
• 207 Collective
• Blackbird Legal Collective

New York City:
• NYC NEFAC- Antithesis Collective

Syracuse:
• Syracuse Solidarity Network

Binghamton:
• Binghamton Not Bombs

NEFAC is bi-lingual (French and English) organization of revolutionaries from the northeastern region of North America who identify with the communist tradition within anarchism. We oppose all forms of oppression and exploitation, and struggle for a classless, stateless, non-hierarchical society. NEFAC includes collectives in 10 cities.