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Join us on WUFO 1080AM at 1pm every Tuesday afternoon for The Public Good! This week we will be talking with Diann Takens and the cast of Romeo and Juliet from Peace of the City's Shakespeare Comes to (716).
Professor Louis Hyman’s current focus is the history of temp labor and the gig economy in the United States. Building on this, Professor Hyman will discuss how the gig economy came to be such an outsized part of the work force, and how it has created both insecurity and opportunity. The …
On May Day, the community came together to envision and celebrate our shared vision for a just and vibrant economy. We recognized that a new economy must be founded on worker's rights, responsible management of resources, democratic-decision making, sacredness, the arts, and equity for all …
Join us on WUFO 1080AM at 1pm every Tuesday afternoon for The Public Good! This week we will be talking with Tara J. Melish, Professor of Law and Director of the Buffalo Human Rights Center, University at Buffalo School of Law about Cities for CEDAW-Buffalo.