It’s been nearly three months since ten victims were murdered at the Tops Market on Jefferson Avenue in Buffalo on May 14.
Now survivors and the community can gather together for sessions of hope, healing, and renewal.
August is International Peace Month and a time to reflect on the First World War. […] it’s increasingly important that we educate new generations about the horrors of that conflict and learn whatever lessons we can, so we may not repeat the mistakes that led to the Great War.
Western New York Peace Center Executive Director Deidra EmEl said [grassroots organizations distributing food, assessing neighborhood needs] is a way to connect the many different communities east of Main Street as they continue to pick up the pieces from the shooting which left 10 people dead and three more wounded.