We Vote in Each and Every Election!
Empowering African-Americans in their communities since 1986.
The Black Political Empowerment Project (B-PEP) was created with the belief that all African-Americans in Pittsburgh should have the resources to empower themselves and their communities.
Official Statements
B-PEP Press Conference regarding surge of black on black violence.
August 14, 2018
B-PEP responds to Leon Ford incident with Police. Urges Mayor to improve police-community relations.
August 26, 2018
Upcoming Events
Do you have questions about the criminal justice system?
Join the Greater Pgh. Coalition Against Violence (CAV) and the Black Political Empowerment Project (B-PEP) as we discuss current flaws and possible improvements to the justice system.
Exact Dates & Times TBA
Contact: cav.pgh@gmail.com for more information
Initiatives
Greater Pittsburgh Coalition Against Violence
B-PEP wants safe, peaceful, and just communities for all. This initiative serves to create and implement a comprehensive anti-violence strategy for Pittsburgh and the nation.
Corporate Equity and Inclusion Roundtable
The time is ripe for increased dialogue and deliberate identification and implementation of effective strategies and policies among stakeholders which will create a common brand to market the Pittsburgh Region as a region with a strong and meaningful commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.
Police Issues and Initiatives
It is imperative to inform people of their responsibilities and obligations any time they (or a family member/ friend) may have contact or involvement with police officers. This initiative provides tools and resources when interacting with the police.
Civic Engagement and Voter Empowerment
Here at B-PEP, we ensure that African-Americans vote in EACH and EVERY election. We partner with multiple organizations in the state to inform African-Americans of their rights.