Pittsburgh Review

Summer Lee, currently serving in the U.S. Congress and representing Pennsylvania's 12th district, actively engages in community issues and legislative advancements. Previously, she has represented Pennsylvania's 12th District since 2023 and served in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 2019 to 2022. These activities reflect her ongoing commitment to environmental justice, community involvement, and education advancement.

In a tweet dated April 3, 2025, Lee shared her participation in the Clean Air Moms’ annual summit. She emphasized discussing policy solutions for environmental justice and highlighted the upcoming launch of an environmental justice caucus in Congress alongside Rep. Grijalva. "It was great to join @CleanAirMoms’ annual summit to discuss policy solutions to advance environmental justice. I was also honored to share plans for an environmental justice caucus in Congress. Rep. Grijalva and I planned to launch this caucus together—we’ll keep fighting in https://t.co/jBAE7yOcBl"

On April 4, 2025, Lee expressed gratitude towards Monroeville for hosting a productive discussion as part of "Monroeville At Your Service," featuring insightful conversations with Alex Graziani. She highlighted her belief in the importance of engagement within local communities. "So much of this work is about showing up—in D.C., yes, but just as importantly, right here in our neighborhoods. Grateful to Monroeville for the time, the space, and the thoughtful conversation on 'Monroeville At Your Service' with Alex Graziani. https://t.co/P9XIj1LJE6"

Later that day, still on April 4, 2025, Lee celebrated the groundbreaking for the new Citizens Science Lab, emphasizing the importance of vibrant learning centers in today's challenging educational climate. She advocated for providing children with opportunities to explore and stay curious. "It was wonderful to celebrate today’s groundbreaking for @citizenscilab. With education under attack, now more than ever our kids need vibrant learning centers that allow them to stay curious and explore new opportunities. https://t.co/FGlqRVB4od"