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A recap from Rising Leader, Kelley Bilz, on the 2019 Education Day.

A recap from Class Experience, Leo Michalek, on the 2019 Education Day.

A recap from Rising Leader, Mary Kate Metzger, on the 2018 Health Care Day.

A recap from Class Experience, Jackie Ghosen, on the 2018 Health Care Day.

A recap from Rising Leaders, Meghan Corcoran, on the 2018 Diveristy Day.

A recap from Rising Leader, Riane Lafferty, on the 2018 Arts, Culture, Tourism and History Day (ACTH) Combined Day.

A recap from Rising Leaders, Melissa Winkler, on the 2018 Criminal Justice Day.

A recap from Class Experience, Meri Notaro, on the 2018 Criminal Justice Day.

A recap from Class Experience, Cait Zulewski, on the 2018 Education Day.

A recap from Rising Leader, Lisa LoFaso, on the 2018 Education Day.

How many times do you stop during the day and say "I'm glad I'm indoors"?

It's no secret that the world needs more women who are shamelessly confident in their ability to serve as role models and change agents.

We can't believe 2017 is already over, but we are looking forward to great things in the new year.

Where did you grow up? What (if any) struggles did you and your family face?

By: Cindy Eberl Lawicki, Independent Health Self Funded Services

After a long rain-filled spring, warm sunshine greeted us as we kicked off Arts, Culture, and Tourism Day at Kleinhans Music Hall.

By Steve Jagord, The Pride Center of WNY

Leadership Buffalo Rising Leaders learned about various facets of the local police and court systems and community organizations working to assist victims of violent crimes during its Criminal and Social Justice Day Session on Wednesday, April 12.

Given the title "Rising Leader" eludes to the fact that we still have a lot to learn - hence why we're all here. So, it only felt fitting that during our Education Day Session, our eyes were opened wide, and we learned A LOT.

Erik Eustice, Day Session Blogger, reflects on the Education Day for Class Experience.

The beauty of a poverty simulation, is just that, it is a simulation. Afterward you get to go back to your regular life. So often we forget to consistently consider the other side. Or not even the other side just other people.

The holiday season is upon us! To most, that means time with family, the exchanging of gifts and an abundance of turkey and pies. To those less fortunate, it means seeking shelter, finding warm clothes and figuring out the next meal.