Congratulations to SUNY University at Buffalo SIF Program Participants

From Left to Right: MSAAHCC Executive Director, Terry Alford, Mayank Das, Jaiyao Chen, Cayden Edwards, Kyla Gill and Paulette D. Harris

The Michigan Street African American Heritage Corridor (MSAAHC) proudly congratulates Mayank Das, Kyla Gill, Cayden Edwards, and Jiayao Chen on successfully completing SUNY University of Buffalo’s Social Impact Fellows Program.

Over the course of eight weeks, the students worked closely with Paulette D. Harris, Programs Manager, supporting the Mrs. Frances Nash Garden Basket Farmers Market through community engagement, data collection, and various promotional efforts. Their dedication, creativity, and commitment to the project earned them recognition for developing the Most Impactful Project. Terry Alford, Executive Director

and the entire MSAAHC family celebrates their accomplishments and wishes Mayank, Kyla, Cayden, and Jiayao continued success as they pursue and complete their graduate studies. We are proud to have been a part of their journey and look forward to seeing the positive impact they will make in their communities and beyond.