Breast cancer action presentation: Breast Cancer, Racism, and Classism - this program we'll examine differences in how specific communities experience and are impacted by breast cancer. These disparities stem from a complex interplay of economics, power, racism, and discrimination that lead to a variety of social injustices including inequities in health care. http://www.bcaction.org/ Pizza and … Continue reading UB-SoFem ~ Breast Cancer Action Presentation: Breast Cancer, Racism and Classism

The Argentine Tango Club will be offering a Practica every Monday through the end of the semester in 105 Harriman Hall on South Campus from 7:30 - 10:00pm.

UB Global Health Club (GHC) is a GSA-funded special interest club that aims to create a community interested in public health issues of global relevance. The club hosts two talks per month, given by people within and outside of the UB community who are involved in international public health and refugees-related issues. The talks present … Continue reading Global Health Club Bi-Monthly Talk

Kyem Brown from Black and Pink Buffalo will give a presentation on the black and pink organization and will facilitate our letter writing party. We will be writing to incarcerated lgbtq individuals. Black & Pink is an open family of LGBTQ prisoners and “free world” allies who support each other. Our work toward the abolition … Continue reading UB-SoFem ~ Black and Pink Letter Writing Party

The Argentine Tango Club will be offering Beginner's Classes every Monday from 6:30 - 7:30pm in 105 Harriman Hall on South Campus. Practica immediately follows these classes and runs from 7:30 - 10:00pm.

UB Global Health Club (GHC) is a GSA-funded special interest club that aims to create a community interested in public health issues of global relevance. The club hosts two talks per month, given by people within and outside of the UB community who are involved in international public health and refugees-related issues. The talks present … Continue reading Global Health Club Bi-Monthly Talk

This event explores fictional worlds and possible futures with François Laruelle’s philo-fiction as a method of practice and theory. Part I: Talk & discussion by Ben Woodard & Tony Yanick (New Centre for Research and Practice). Dec 1st, 7PM @ SUNY Buffalo, Department of Media Study, room: CFA 112 (also Livestream/ Digital Participation) - FREE … Continue reading Fictional Worlds/Possible Futures

I invite you all to the next SIAM journal club on Thursday December 3rd. Title: Finding critical nodes for spreading influence through large networks By: Mohamadreza Samadi When: Thursday, December 3rd at 6 pm. Where: Jarvis 223 Light refreshments will be served.