The Pittsburgh agency offers residential and other services to women in recovery and their children.

The benchmarking report examined the hyperlocal practices of 22 CUMU institutions with a total of 26 engagements across 33 sites — including Pitt’s Community Engagement Center in Homewood. 

She is one of fewer than 20 nurses from across the U.S. who were selected for the first cohort of Association of Rehabilitation Nurses fellows.

In just two years, the report shows a 28% decrease in the number of students facing out-of-school suspensions at a Pittsburgh-area school.

The Dave E. Epperson Chair and Professor of Social Work is recognized for his work advancing social good.

The Schools of Education and Social Work, in partnership with the Homewood Children’s Village and Pitt’s Community Engagement Center in Homewood, have been collectively selected as finalists for the William T. Grant Foundation’s Institutional Challenge Grant.

Over the last decade, the School of Social Work event has supported more than 1,000 young people.

The two-time School of Social Work graduate organizes around immigrant rights, housing and legal issues.

The recipients were recognized at a May 18 luncheon.

Her nominator says Tingley “has raised the expectations of those she surrounds herself with to be informed and to make a difference.”