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NO KINGS DAY - October 18

Niagara Square

11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Program Details to Follow

No Kings 2.0

Get ready for another major protest on the next No Kings Day, Saturday October 18! We encourage you to bring your signs and carpool from the church to protests being held in Niagara Square, Williamsville, Tonawanda or elsewhere in Western New York. Register https://nokings.org for information on events near your home.

We are proud to stand alongside a diverse and powerful coalition of organizations committed to advancing equity, justice, health, labor rights, environmental sustainability, and community well-being across Western New York and beyond.

Together, these partners represent voices from every corner of our community — health advocates, labor unions, faith leaders, civic organizations, environmental coalitions, and grassroots movements.

Each group brings unique expertise and dedication, but all share a common goal: building a stronger, more inclusive, and more resilient future for everyone. To dress for a "No Kings" event, you should wear yellow to represent solidarity with the pro-democracy movement. The phrase "no kings" refers to rejecting authoritarianism and upholding democratic values. The organizers chose yellow as a unifying, highly visible color for participants to wear.

Speakers at No Kings:

League of Women Voters Buffalo Niagara - Samantha White is a Board Member, also works as a Supervising Attorney at the Western New York Law Center

WNYALF - Luke Silliman is a local union president and a special education teacher

Clean Air - Chris Murawski, Clean Air's Executive Director

WNYCOSH - Brian Brown-Cashdollar, WNYCOSH's Executive Director

WNY Environmental Alliance - John Whitney

SEIU 1199 - Heather Benz, 1199 nursing home member

CWA - Patty Hunt, NP at Family Planning Kaleida

Buffalo Prenatal - LuAnne Brown, Executive Director

UCC Minister Rev. Dr. Ruth Snyder

First Shiloh Baptist Church Pastor Jonathan Staples

NY Immigration Coalition - Meghan Maloney de Zaldivar, Executive Director

Niagara Square Coalition

Health & Equity

Groups that help people stay healthy and make sure everyone has fair access to care and opportunities.

Buffalo Center for Health Equity – works for racial and social fairness in health
Buffalo Prenatal Perinatal Network – supports mothers, babies, and families
Community Health Worker Network – helps neighbors find care and resources
CoNECT – improves access to healthcare for underserved communities
Massachusetts Avenue Project – runs an urban farm and teaches youth about food justice

Workers’ Rights & Labor

Unions and organizations that protect workers, fair pay, and safe workplaces.

CWA Locals 1122, 1168 & District 1 – advocates for communication and healthcare workers
IATSE Local #10 – represents theater and stage employees
IUPAT District Council 4 – supports painters and trade workers
SEIU 1199 – stands up for healthcare workers’ rights
WNY Area Labor Federation – unites local unions for regional solidarity

Justice, Democracy & Community Action

Groups that promote fairness, civic involvement, and equal rights for all.

7164all – encourages everyday people to speak up and get involved
Erie County Restorative Justice Coalition – promotes healing instead of punishment
General Strike US – organizes for social and worker justice
Justice for Migrant Families – supports immigrants and their families
League of Women Voters – educates voters and protects democracy
NY Civil Liberties Union – defends civil and human rights
Organize for Action WNY – works for progressive local change
Our City Action Buffalo – fights for racial and economic justice
OUTspoken For Equality – supports LGBTQ+ equality
Partnership for the Public Good – researches and advocates for fair policy
Party for Socialism and Liberation – organizes for community and economic justice
Power to the People Upstate NY – grassroots community organizing
PUSH Buffalo – builds affordable housing and green neighborhoods
Rainbow Collective – supports LGBTQ+ visibility and community events
Standing for Democracy (Buffalo Organizing Committee) – promotes civic participation
StandUp WNY – supports peace, justice, and economic fairness
Veterans For Peace #128 – veterans working for peace and understanding
WNY Friends of Democracy – encourages civic engagement and respect for democratic values