Join us on WUFO 1080AM at 1pm every Tuesday afternoon for The Public Good! This week we will be talking with Kevin Quinn, a Staff Attorney at the Center for Elder Law & Justice. Tune in to PPG's Facebook page for a live video stream of the show!
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).
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.
Build wealth and save money by working alongside your neighbors to gain knowledge about banking and budgeting.
Join us on WUFO 1080AM at 1pm every Tuesday afternoon for The Public Good! This week we will be talking with Community Health Network leader Jessica Bauer Walker and Emerging Leader Sherman Webb about student wellness in the Buffalo Public School District.
Open Buffalo will provide a Restorative Justice certification training June 7th through the 10th. The training will host Robert Spicer from Chicago as facilitator. Robert is a national trainer and speaker on restorative justice practices.
Learn about the latest science on lead poisoning, current prevention work by Erie County and the City of Buffalo, and promising strategies to increase prevention, based on best practices from Rochester and other cities.
Join us on WUFO 1080AM at 1pm this afternoon for The Public Good! This week we will be talking with Greenwatch columnist and environmental activist Jay Burney about his work with the Our Outer Harbor Coalition.
Artists, administrators, and educators will discuss their specific experiences as artists, activists, and place-makers in a panel discussion to be held at Buffalo Arts Studio on Friday, May 26, 2017.
Build wealth and save money by working alongside your neighbors to gain knowledge about banking and budgeting. Thursday, May 185:30 – 7:30pmRiverside Library, 820 Tonawanda Street