Feet in the Street: May Day Pittsburgh
On May 3, Indivisible Pittsburgh and our local partners are joining national and local organizations across the country, demanding a country that puts our families over their fortunes—public schools over private profits, healthcare over hedge funds, housing over homelessness. Musk, Trump, and their fellow profiteers are trying to create a race to the bottom—on wages, on benefits, on dignity itself. They want to erase labor rights, break our unions, and silence immigrant voices.
On May 3, we are standing united. We’re organizing for a world where every family has housing, healthcare, fair wages, union protection, and safety—regardless of race, zip code, or immigration status.
They’re defunding our schools, privatizing public services, attacking unions, and targeting immigrant families with fear and violence. This is a war on working people—and we will not stand down. Using the principles of nonviolence and peaceful protest, we will stand together and stand strong.
This is the beginning of a new era—one where working families lead, immigrants are protected, and no one is left behind. This is not charity. This is not a request. We are reclaiming our power from corporate elites, and we will not be intimidated by Trump, Musk, or their billionaire backers. They’ve ruled for too long. Their time is up.
STOP THE BILLIONAIRE TAKEOVER. WE ARE THE MANY. THEY ARE THE FEW. THIS IS A MAYDAY EMERGENCY! JOIN US.
WHAT TO BRING
A friend or three. A sign if you have one. Anything you need, water, snacks, and comfortable shoes. Peaceful determination and compassion for your neighbor. Letters for us to deliver to your elected officials (no envelopes please).
ACCESSIBILITY
The streets of downtown and the area around the City-County building have ramps and are generally accessible for many people with mobility challenges. ASL interpretation will be provided.
TRANSPORTATION
Public transportation is a great option for getting to the event. For more information on local and regional public transportation look at the PRT website here: https://www.rideprt.org/
PARKING
The Pittsburgh Parking Authority has parking options both on-street and in garages. NOTE: There IS Saturday ticketing and the lot directly across from the location is VERY expensive compared to other options.