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In response to numerous requests, the Cornell ILR Buffalo Co-Lab team is pleased to launch an updated, 2023 version of our widely used Buffalo Common Council District Information...
By James Dean, Cornell Chronicle A digital wage atlas launched by Cornell researchers shows that fewer than 40% of New Yorkers earn at or above a living wage, including less...
From the May 14th Tops massacre, wherein a white supremacist purposefully targeted Buffalo’s Black population en route to murdering ten community members and wounding three...
The December 2021 issue of High Road Policy (HRP) explores the possibility of passing a local law in Buffalo that would allow non-citizens (immigrants) the right to vote in local...
Courtesy of the Cornell Chronicle The ILR School and Community Tech NY are launching the New York State Digital Equity Portal Dec 7 in partnership with the New York...
In honor of Labor Day 2021, and to adhere to our mission of democratizing data, the Cornell ILR Buffalo Co-Lab's High Road Policy blog is pleased to share a county-level geography...
July 2021 marked twelve years since the last increase to the US federal minimum wage Put in different terms, minimum wage jobs in much of the country have been stuck at the same...
On Thursday, 12 August 2021, the US Census Bureau released decennial census data for 2020 to inform political redistricting processes, as required under Public Law (PL) 94-171 As...
The Cornell University School of Industrial Relations Buffalo Co-Lab is pleased to announce a new interactive data resource: Low Wage Buffalo Low Wage Buffalo is a project of...