WNYCOSH

You are invited to attend our Westside Free Legal Advice Clinic, This Thursday June 18, from 4:30-6:30pm at Our Lady of Hope Community Hall, 246 Lafayette Ave Buffalo NY, (Corners of Lafayette Ave & Grant St.)( please, share)
no appointment necessary
free language interpretation
food available
All legal matters
Attorneys on-Site


Estás invitado/a a a participar de La Clínica de Asesoramiento Legal Gratuito en el lado OEste de Buffalo (Westside) serà este Jueves , 18 de junio, de 4:30 a 6:30 p. m. en el Salón Comunitario La iglesia Our Lady of Hope Church (246 Lafayette Ave Buffalo NY) Esquinas de Lafayette Ave & Grant St.)

Today we honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

THANK YOU.

Hoy honramos a los valientes hombres y mujeres que hicieron el último sacrificio por nuestra libertad. GRACIAS.

Today we remember George Floyd. He should still be with us. We recommit ourselves to doing the heavy, collective work required to dismantle systemic violence and build a fair, equitable and safe world to ALL!

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Hoy recordamos a George Floyd. Todavía debería estar con nosotros. ¡Nos comprometemos de nuevo a hacer el trabajo pesado y colectivo necesario para desmantelar la violencia sistémica y construir un mundo justo, equitativo y seguro para TODOS!

This Haitian Heritage Month. And especially on Haitian Flag Day. We honor the courage, unity, and labor that brought the flag to life.🇭🇹

Catherine Flon sewed the first flag by hand. Her work showed strength and purpose. That same spirit lives on in the efforts of Haitian workers today. Their history is stitched with resistance. It is built on resilience and the fight for

dignity.

The flag was not just made. It was earned through sweat, struggle, and a vision for freedom. Today, that same spirit drives the fight for safe workplaces. It pushes for fair wages and respect on the job.

To honor Haitian heritage is to stand up for workers' rights.🇭🇹🇭🇹

Heat is coming back! Temperatures will rise this week, making it crucial to stay hydrated. Don’t wait to be thirsty. Protect yourself with WNYCOSH safety tips:
wnycosh.org/heat

WNYCOSH Honors the Victims of Buffalo’s Tops Market Massacre

Forever in Our Hearts

Celestine Chaney
Roberta Drury
Andre Mackniel
Katherine Massey
Margus Morrison

Heyward Patterson
Aaron Salter, Jr.
Geraldine Talley
Ruth Whitfield
Pearl Young

May 14

We remember their names, their lives, and the community forever changed. Buffalo stands united against hate.

35th Annual Niagara-Orleans Labor Council’s Workers’ Memorial Event Highlighted By Debut Of An ‘Emotional & Heart-Breaking Documentary That Focuses On The Direct Impact On-The-Job Deaths Of Loved Ones Have On Their Families’... Read More On WNYLaborToday.com - 'Your On-Line Labor Newspaper'... Story Link In The Thread Below...

Today we honor the nurses who show up every day with care, courage, and commitment to others. Your work keeps our communities safe, healthy, and strong. We also want to give a special thank you to the nurses who are and were part of our WNYCOSH family—serving on our board of directors and supporting worker trainings. Your leadership makes a real difference.
Hoy honramos a las enfermeras y enfermeros que cada día trabajan con cuidado, valentía y compromiso hacia los demás. Su labor mantiene a nuestras comunidades seguras, saludables y fuertes. También queremos dar un agradecimiento especial a quienes son y fueron parte de la familia de WNYCOSH—en nuestra junta directiva y apoyando entrenamientos para trabajadores. Su liderazgo hace una verdadera diferencia.

Happy Cinco de Mayo! Today we celebrate the rich heritage and resilience of our Mexican community and all the Hispanic communities in general, honoring the deep cultural roots that strengthen Buffalo and the entire West of New York. At WNYCOSH, we see this date as a reminder that our unity is our greatest strength, both in the community and in the workplace. By celebrating culture and history, we reaffirm our commitment to ensure that every worker is treated with the respect, dignity and justice they deserve.