Sadly, Buffalo Niagara is one of the most segregated metropolitan regions in the nation, and minority communities suffer from astounding rates of poverty. Illegal discrimination based on race, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, national origin, and other classifications remains all too common in crucial areas like housing and employment. Our region cannot thrive without aggressive efforts to root out discrimination and advance equality.
Partnership for the Public Good and its partner organizations gathered at Buffalo City Hall to call for three priorities to be included in the City of Buffalo 2023-2024 budget currently being negotiated. Video of the press conference is available here.
Elected officials, researchers, and community members gathered in Buffalo today to call on New York State to adopt three policies that would fight inflation costs and help working families struggling with rising costs.
Erie County, NY—Today, the Language Access Working Group and Erie County Legislators gathered at the Legislature to celebrate the introduction of the Erie County Language Access Act in the Erie County Legislature. This bill would require all …
By: Jay Moran | October 5, 2022 Researcher Anna Blatto from The Partnership for the Public Good reveals some of the things she has started to uncover in a study of the city’s water shut offs, who they effect, and what neighborhoods are dis-proportionally effected.
Join us on The Public Good! Our guests are Talia Rodriguez and Alexandre Burgos with the West Side Promise Neighborhood.
Join us on The Public Good! Our guests are Talia Rodriguez and Alexandre Burgos with the West Side Promise Neighborhood.
Join us on The Public Good! Our guest is Dr. Steve Peraza with the Cornell Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) school.
Join us on The Public Good! Our guest is Dr. Steve Peraza with the Cornell Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) school.