Author Archives: Brandon Tucker

Photo by Helena Lopes on Unsplash Sunday Assembly Pittsburgh is described as a “secular community that celebrates life” that has community events throughout the region for families and adults. Our Facebook page hasContinueContinue reading “An inspiring and caring group for the secular and non-believers in Pittsburgh”

Photo by Gift Habeshaw on Unsplash June is Pride month. The month’s origins started as a commemoration of the 1969 Stonewall riots in Manhattan. However, it has grown into something much more. PrideContinueContinue reading “‘Stigma and Pride in Queer Mental Health’ (June Speaker)”

Photo by NESA by Makers on Unsplash We are in an era when the influence technology has on our lives is increasing exponentially. Technology effects everyone no matter their raceContinueContinue reading “Three inclusive organizations promoting science in Pittsburgh”

What is 1-4-3 Day? Today is the first annual 1-4-3 Day in Pennsylvania, falling on the 143rd day of the year. Fred Rodgers often used 1-4-3 to mean “I loveContinueContinue reading “How to celebrate Fred Roger’s 1-4-3 (I-Love-You) Day today”

The Book club has opened voting for their June book! The books range from A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking, to Go Tell It on the Mountain byContinueContinue reading “Sunday Assembly opens voting for June Book Club”

Our families are a significant reason our community is vibrant. More Family Play Dates have been announced. Connecting our families leads to a stronger community. The events are listed below.ContinueContinue reading “Sunday Assembly announces additional Family Play Dates”

Pittsburgh’s air quality has ranked among the worse in the country for years. Just recently the American Lung Association released its State of the Air report, giving the Pittsburgh regionContinueContinue reading “Pittsburgh air quality receives ‘F’ grade: What you can do about it”

Sunday Assembly Pittsburgh will be joining the Princeton Park Neighbors BlockClub and Western PA Conservancy to beautify (cleaning and planting) the median strip on Ardmore near Community Forge. We willContinueContinue reading “Sunday Assembly Announces Spring Service Project”

(Photo by Donaldson Collections/Getty Images) Where we are today with computers and technology is due to countless incremental steps, eventually leading to enormous leaps. Many of those responsible for theContinueContinue reading “The woman largely responsible for modern computers and programming”

Sunday Assembly Pittsburgh (SAPGH) launched their ‘smoup’ platform. A smoup is short for “small group”. The gathering can be one-time or something that occurs regularly. A type of smoup canContinueContinue reading “How Sunday Assembly hopes to help you pursue your hobbies”