Pro-choice work under siege: Politicization, mobilization and commitment in three urban communities, 2001
One of the case studies is Buffalo.
Buffalo Workers Movement Newsletter, 1977-1978
Rust Belt’s Urban Heritage Commons: Activism and Architectural Preservation in Buffalo, NY, 2016
Matthew Bach
Taking the High Road to Canalside: How Community Activism Has Shaped Buffalo’s Waterfront, 2017
Michell Zhao
Background report on Buffalo Department Stores Employees strike, 1913
Esther Packard
Air Pollution & Asthma Prevalence: Hotspot Analysis on Environmental Injustice in Buffalo, 2019
Zuveria Shaguphta
Neighborhood's Continuing Evolution: An Environmental Justice Walking Tour of Buffalo's West Side, 2013
SUNY Buffalo Law School
Labor history of the Niagara Frontier, 1846-1917: Containing an introduction consisting of conditions prior to 1846
Charles F. Marlak
Reindustrialization of the U.S.: An Ethnography of Auto Workers in the Industrial Rust Belt, 2016
An ethnography of the General Motors plant in Buffalo.
National Convention of the Socialistic Labor Party, 1887
Held in Buffalo
Labor Takes the High Road: How Unions Make Western New York More Prosperous and Equitable, 2019
COINTELPRO: New Left Buffalo, 1971
FBI file about anti-war & other ativists in Buffalo
Nurses United CWA Local 1168 Scrapbooks, 1983-1999
Buffalo Socialist, 1912-1914
Full text of the newspaper
Niagara Liberation Front: Program for Action, ca. 1970
The Roz Payne Sixties Archive is a free, web-based, educational archive of political artifacts from the 1960s-era, collected and saved over the years by activist, photographer and filmmaker, Roz Payne. The collection was digitized and curated by Dr. Patrick D. Jones, associate professor of History and Ethnic Studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. The project has been facilitated by and is housed at the Center for Digital Research in the Humanities at UNL. All materials included in the archive are put forth under the fair use doctrine.
Do workers move when their plant is relocated? The case of the Ford Motor Company plant relocation, 1960
What happened after Ford left Buffalo for Ohio
Investigation of Communist activities in the Buffalo, N.Y., area, 1957
Hearings held Oct. 2-4, 1957
Comprehensive Examination of Student Unrest at Buffalo State College, 2011
About Vietnam War protests on campus, 1966-1970
Political Beliefs of Youth: Implications for Classroom and Curriculum, 1974
A study of Buffalo public school students
Student Reaction to Campus Disruption: Spring '69.
About the anti-Vietnam war protests at SUNY/Buffalo
Claiming Equality: Puerto Rican Farmworkers in Western New York, 2008
Ismael Garcia-Colon
Musicians Association Local 533 of the American Federation of Musicians : and its role in the development of Black music in Buffalo, 1993
About the Colored Musicians Club
Life Stripped of Humanity: Using the Buffalo Department Store Strike of 1913 as a Case Study of Abused Pre-World War I Female Department Store Workers, 2019
This paper argues that pre-World War I era female department store workers were an abused class that suffered as much as many of their female contemporaries.
Animating the periphery: Studio of the Streets and the politicization of the Buffalo community through public access television and media literacy, 2014
Corey Mansfield
Buffalo Newsboys and the Street Trades Bill, 1903
Student workers in Buffalo in 1944 & in 1946
Conflict and stability in labor relations: a case study, 1952
About Bell Aircraft
Protestors, Police, Presidents and Politicians, Buffalo, Brockport, Blacks and Buffalonians: Bloody Battle and Peaceful Protest Against the Vietnam War in Western New York, 2012
Joshua Baker
They Were Never Silent, You Just Weren't Listening: Buffalo's Black Activists in the Age of Urban Renewal, 2017
The inner workings and impact of both top-down and bottom-up approaches to Urban Renewal for African Americans in the city of Buffalo.
Normal day's work of farm implements, workmen, and crews in western New York, 1916
H.M. Mowry