Date: | April 13, 2018, 9 am-12:30 pm |
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Central Library
1 Lafayette Square
Buffalo, New York 14203
The ninth annual Buffalo Poverty Research Workshop will feature new and ongoing research, promising strategies, and opportunities for collaboration for those concerned with ongoing poverty in Buffalo. Free and open to the public, the workshop is designed for local scholars, social service agencies, advocates, government leaders and staff, among others.
Register here: https://wnyhomeless.org/registration/
PROGRAM
Welcome: Dale Zuchlewski, Executive Director, Homeless Alliance WNY
Introduction: India Walton, Community Organizer, Open Buffalo
Presentations:
Report for Poverty Truth Commission on Poverty in Buffalo-Niagara
Sam Magavern, Executive Director, Partnership for the Public Good
Workers on the Brink: Low-Wage Workers, Report and Recommendations
Nicole Hallett, Clinical Asst Professor, Director Community Justice Clinic, University at Buffalo Law School
Welfare to Work Barriers
Megan Hurley, Lecturer, College of Education, University of Maryland
Kathryn Franco, Graduate Student, Public Health & Social Work, University at Buffalo
Voices for 2020: The Lived Experiences of Homeless Families in WNY
Diane R Bessell, Assistant Professor, MSW Program Director, Social Work and Sociology, Daemen College
The Buffalo Commons: Community Research Resources
Kristin Szczepaniec, Collaboration and Research Specialist, Cornell in Buffalo
Advocacy and Networking
Sponsored by: The Homeless Alliance, Partnership for the Public Good, Buffalo and Erie County Library, Buffalo Commons, University at Buffalo Clinical and Translational Science Institute, University at Buffalo Humanities Institute, University at Buffalo School of Social Work