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SLU Graduate Nicolas Pineda Featured on DC37 Radio
After graduating with a BA in Urban Studies, Nicolas Pineda, Jr. was the undergraduate speaker at SLU’s very first commencement ceremony this past spring, This coming fall, he’ll be starting his advanced certificate in Labor Studies. His has been a sometimes surprising journey into city work and then the labor movement — and SLU has…
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National Nurses United Seeks Labor Representative (Los Angeles)
Location Southern California Build the movement for social justice Fight on behalf of working people Organize for universal health care Immediate Opening: Los Angeles, California The California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee (CNA/NNOC) seeks an experienced Labor Representative. CNA/NNOC is leading the national movement for Registered Nurse power to transform the market-driven healthcare industry in…
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DAWI Seeks Metrics & Impact Analyst
Democracy at Work Institute (DAWI) seeks an energetic, experienced, self-directed and collaborative person to join our dynamic national organization supporting the expansion of democratic employee ownership. The Metrics and Impact Analyst will lead DAWI’s work to collect, track, analyze and communicate data on the growing field of worker ownership. We are seeking someone with a…
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Hunts Point Alliance for Children (HPAC) Seeks High School Pipeline Manager
Hunts Point Alliance for Children (HPAC) is a non-profit organization transforming the lives of children and families in Hunts Point, a vibrant South Bronx neighborhood with significant opportunity to improve child well-being. Founded in 2006 in response to the low education outcomes of at-risk students in Hunts Point, HPAC pursued the bold mission of expanding…
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