Stories from: Historical Events

Over the past 120 years, PBHA has intersected with history in countless ways. This series of stories highlights key moments when PBHA received recognition from influential historical figures or adapted in response to significant events. Each narrative not only showcases the organization’s achievements but also illustrates its resilience and commitment to social justice. From the early days of addressing local needs to its involvement in national movements, PBHA has transformed in terms of demographics, programming, and purpose. These evolutions are not just reflections of the organization itself, but also responses to the ever-changing landscape of the world around it, revealing how PBHA has continually sought to align its mission with the pressing issues of each era.

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Story #67: Simon Thompson Translates His HSHS Experiences to Civic Advocacy

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Story #66: PBHA Recognized by John F. Kennedy – Insights into the 1950s