New ‘Stand for All’ organization created in Pittsburgh to combat hate

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Community members on Monday launched a grassroots push to bridge cultural and neighborhood divides and curb hate. The announcement of Stand For All Pittsburgh came during Pittsburgh’s fifth annual Eradicate Hate Global Summit, held this week at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Downtown. The introduction of the organization, sponsored by The Hear Foundation, comes after acts of political violence across the nation this year. Now, Stand For All Pittsburgh organizers say, it is time to develop relationships that bridge divides. The United Against Hate Week website has 20 suggestions for action, resources on how to respond to hate, toolkits for schools and local government, and more.