Join us on The Public Good! Our guests are Terry Alford and Andreina Taylor with the Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor.
Join us on The Public Good! Our guest is Nekia Kemp with the Police Athletic League of Buffalo (PAL).
Join us on The Public Good! Our guest is Meghan Maloney de Zaldivar with the New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC).
Join us on The Public Good! Our guests are Tajé Jenkins-Jones and Alexandre Burgos of the Upstate New York Black & Latino Pride. Their mission is to amplify the voices of LGBTQ+ People of Color in Buffalo & beyond. Buffalo Black & Latino Pride Week is July 17 - 24, …
This week on The Public Good, we're joined by Dayatra Amber, a Juneteenth Festival of Buffalo committee member. She discusses the rich history of the Juneteenth Festival of Buffalo and uplifts this year's celebration. Visit the Buffalo Juneteenth website here.
This week on The Public Good, we're joined by Michael McKnight and Antoine Johnson of the Buffalo Fatherhood Initiative with the Buffalo Prenatal Perinatal Network. The Buffalo Fatherhood Initiative empowers healthy father and male involvement for children and families while providing tools and …
On this week's episode of The Public Good, guests Mike Zak from Gro-Operative and Allison Ewing from BreadHive discuss worker-owned cooperatives in Western New York. They discuss what a worker-owned co-op is, why they're essential, and the role of their respective co-ops. Check out the co-op …
Erie County officials want to spend over $200 million planning and constructing a new county jail. In Erie County, a jail sentence becomes a death sentence every six months. Instead, No New Jail Roundtable members recommend investing this money in community solutions - mental health and substance …
Join us on The Public Good with this week's guest Kamilah Whitfield. Kamilah is the founder of My Grandmother's Garden. In this episode, she discusses her initiative to open a "community nutrition hub" on the East Side of Buffalo in honor of her late grandmother, Ruth E. Whitfield, who she …
In February 2022, Governor Kathy Hochul announced a $57 million commitment to upgrading McCarley Gardens, an affordable housing development just south of the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus. However, renovations did not go as expected for residents. Residents shared various concerns, including poor …