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BCHE Executive Support Specialist, Sheena Woods, was acknowledged on Saturday September 28th by the Black Achievers.

Dr. Leonard Egede enthusiastically partners with BCHE for strong community engagement efforts

During the seventh annual Igniting Hope conference on Sept. 21, one message was made clear: Now is the time to confront health disparities rooted in environmental injustice.

Members of the Western New York Integrated Care Collaborative gather in Buffalo on Friday. The nonprofit will receive up to $36.8 million in state funding over 2½ years to help Western New York – home to some of the state's unhealthiest counties – get a little healthier.

UB will use the award to establish the Center of Excellence in Investigator Development and Community Engagement, which will be embedded in the university-wide Community Health Equity Research Institute. The center will encourage and support research that benefits people who experience health inequities caused by adverse social determinants of health.

Legislation has passed that can help New York homeowners

The UB CLEAN AIR Team is conducting an air quality study in the city of Buffalo, funded from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The research team is currently recruiting participants.

Allita Dockery, COO of Buffalo Center for Health Equity, appointed as Trustee at Aurora Waldorf School

Installation Advances Urban Farming Technology and Provides Nutritional Produce to Underserved Communities

Facility Part of EPRI National Research Study on Food Production’s Impact on State’s Power Grid, Electricity Usage and Carbon Emissions

Erie Co. DoH joins Literacy Buffalo Niagara, Buffalo Center for Health Equity, Buffalo & Erie County Public Library and Erie Niagara AHEC to promote Health Literacy Month

The State of Black Buffalo in 1990 and the Present Henry-Louis Taylor, Jr., Jin-Kyu Jung, and Evan Dash a Report to the Buffalo Center for Health Equity

In collaboration with the community, UB is focusing the expertise and passions of researchers and students from across the university on a major new effort to address one of the most pressing problems facing the city of Buffalo: health disparities among people who live on the city’s East Side.

Programs aim to reduce smoking and improve nutrition and health care access for African Americans living along Ferry Street

The fair is part of National Minority Health month. Booths of different health awareness concerns lined the 2nd floor of the library.