CEPP Poverty Research Workshop
Buffalo Poverty Research Workshop IV
The fourth Buffalo Poverty Research Workshop offers everyone concerned with Buffalo's poverty the chance to hear about new and ongoing research strategies, and opportunities for collaboration. The workshop is designed for local scholars, social service agencies, advocates, and government leaders and staff, among others. The theme of this year’s Workshop is education and poverty, and topics include “The Impact of Poverty on School Wellness,”“Preparing Teachers for Poverty’s Challenges,” and “Meeting the Non-Academic Needs of Students in Poverty.” The presenters include:
- Assunta Ventresca, director, Health Related Services, Buffalo Public Schools
- Samuel Radford III, president, District Parent Coordinating Council
- John Siskar, director, Center For Excellence in Urban Education, Buffalo State
- Jill Koyama, professor, Educational Leadership and Policy, UB
- David Rust, executive director, Say Yes to Education, Buffalo
- Keith Frome, headmaster, King Center Charter Middle School
- John Crabbe, Supervisor of Attendance Services, Buffalo Public Schools
- Sam Magavern, co-director, Partnership for the Public Good
