A core element of Open Buffalo’s mission is working within the framework of the ecological definition to advance knowledge and advocate for a more Just Community. To understand the interdependence between all living things is a crucial step toward protecting the global climate and its delicate ecosystems to ensure that marginalized communities have uninhibited access to quality air, water, and food.
Open Buffalo has taken a leadership role in bringing together a diverse set of partners known as the Crossroads Coalition to advance Western New York’s understanding and appreciation of energy democracy, food, and economic justice. Through advocacy and community education, the Crossroads Coalition advocates for those initiatives that protect the environment while also protecting the constituents they serve for an improved quality of life that is their right.
Email us today if you are interested in learning more about this work or volunteering for a future Eco-Justice campaign, info@openbuffalo.org
African Heritage Food Co-op // Coalition for Economic Justice // F.B. Community Land Trust // Open Buffalo // Massachusetts Avenue Project // Partnership for the Public Good // Public Accountability Initiative // PUSH Buffalo // Ujima Company // WASH Project // WNY Environmental Alliance
Take a look a the most recent work done to improve Ecological Justice & Just Transition in the Buffalo community.
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Key elements of Open Buffalo's 2019 state legislative agenda succeed – community power in action