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Redesigning the Kensington 33 Expressway
5/11/22
One billion dollars has been set aside in the New York State budget to redesign the Kensington Expressway. Leaders referred to it as a “transformational” investment that would reconnect a neighborhood on the eastside of Buffalo severed by the highway for more than 60 years.
Partnership Developed Due to Lack of Diversity in Western New York's Nursing Workforce
4/5/22
The Buffalo Public Schools and the 猛料视频's School of Nursing are aiming to address two major issues in the nursing field in Western New York.
Fundamental Changes Addressing Structural Racism in Medicine
2/22/22
Medical education at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences is undergoing fundamental changes addressing structural racism in medicine in an effort initially inspired by students. The curriculum will provide racial and socioeconomic context behind the longstanding effects of systemic racism on the health of people of color in training the next generation of physicians.
Black History Education Established at UB
2/11/22
The 猛料视频 has announced the establishment of the Center for K-12 Black History and Racial Literacy Education. The center, founded and directed by Black history education scholar LaGarrett King PhD, Associate Professor of Learning and Instruction.
Local Law Established for the Office of Health Equity
1/31/22
This new office, headed by Director Kelly Wofford, Steering Committee Member of the Community Health Equity Research Institute, will help ensure all minority and disadvantaged residents have equal access to preventive health care and will seek ways to promote health and prevent diseases and conditions that are prevalent among minority, marginalized, and disadvantaged populations including in rural areas.
How Public Policy Decisions are Used Both to Destroy Black Neighborhoods and Communities
1/20/22
Henry-Louis Taylor, Jr., professor of urban and regional planning, told that any discussion about the future of Buffalo’s Kensington Expressway must include equity. Those neighborhoods now suffer from higher rates of respiratory problems than other parts of the city, Taylor said, because of automobile pollution from the expressway.
UB Study Addresses Mental Health Pandemic Disparities
1/11/22
The UB School of Nursing is providing mental health support to city residents who are struggling during the pandemic.
The is seeking adults from low-income, African American neighborhoods to engage in mindfulness-related activities from their own home.
For more information email mellowingmind@buffalo.edu or call (716) 829-2037 or fill out an interest form .
Documentary Taps Community Voices to Combat Vaccine Hesitancy
12/15/21
The reported that the “FIGHT FOR GOOD: One Body One Soul,” is being screened Saturday as the latest tool in the effort to overcome vaccine hesitancy.
Effective transformational change in Buffalo, as UB鈥檚 Center for Urban Studies joins the Community Health Equity Research Institute
11/18/21
UB reported to more powerfully address and reverse Buffalo’s entrenched health disparities, the UB Center for Urban Studies, which is dedicated to regenerating underdeveloped neighborhoods, is joining the Community Health Equity Research Institute.
First Annual Institute Research Day
11/2/21
The First Annual Research Day of the Community Health Equity Research Institute last week was a huge success. The event generated great interest throughout the UB campus and the community. We received 51 abstracts from university and community teams and over 80 people attended and heard presentations by faculty, community members and students on innovative research and projects that focused on health equity and on the social determinants of health.

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