Appreciate the vibrant music scene from our Buffalo community by supporting local songstress Curtis Lovell in the performance of her debut album.
Witness the extraordinary stories of refugees through award-winning documentaries while supporting our local programs at Journey's End to serve the WNY refugee community.
An opportunity to learn about the progress of development on Buffalo's Outer Harbor and discuss upcoming actions.
A call to attend the 1st Annual Self-Advocacy Leadership Forum, intended to address issues of access to housing, transit, jobs, and education in Buffalo-Niagara region.
A call to strengthen the network of university social justice groups by bringing together various institutions to plan steps for activist action.
Free event to learn about eligibility requirements to become a US citizen, along with resources for the application process & exam prep for the citizenship test.
Join the conversation on how true binational solidarity creates more just communities on the U.S.-Mexico border.
A panel organized by WNY Area Labor Federation and its partners will address the current climate of hate and bigotry and how we can overcome it together.
Chuck Collins, scholar and activist against U.S. wealth inequality, will talk about his new book at this free, open-to-the-public event.
Conference will bring together Buffalo's community organizers to promote safety and opportunity for youth and share resources on restoring our neighborhoods.
Multiday film series will counter anti-immigrant border narratives with Mexican cinema and culture. Hosted at Burchfield Penney Art Center, free and open to the public.
Open Buffalo is proud to bring back the powerful spoken word duo Climbing PoeTree for a free performance that integrates art and justice activism.
We Are Women Warriors will host an open dialogue with panelists at the Frank E. Merriweather Library, focused on issues relating to racism, classism, and gentrification in Buffalo.
Event at Community Beer Works will support the community outreach work of PUSH Buffalo's Street Team in building "people power."
WNY Peace Center to host discussion with Aviva Chomsky, renowned scholar of Latin American Studies who writes on issues of immigration and labor.
Refugees, immigrants, and U.S.-born individuals are invited to tell their stories of arrival and departure in America.
1st Prison Abolition Western New York (PAWNY) Conference will convene workshops, presentations, and performative art on issues related to prison abolition and mass incarceration.
Ten organizations pitch their idea and attendees vote for their favorite to win.
Peace and non-violence activists will gather together for a festival and rally at Niagara Square.
Buffalo residents and visitors will join thousands of rallies held in cities and towns around the world to demand our local leaders commit to building a fossil-free world.
The Jefferson Avenue Arts Festival is a celebration of Art, Culture, and Community.
Squeaky Wheel’s Excellent Adventure is a family-friendly social media scavenger hunt taking place throughout the day on September 8, 2018.
Individuals from across the diverse cultural community of WNY will speak about the ways in which they use the arts to bridge cultural differences and work across the inherent difficulties of language.