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Restore NYC Seeks Cooperative Developer (P/T)
ABOUT RESTORE NYC Thousands of women are sold for sex every day in NYC, in every neighborhood of every borough. Restore finds women who have been sex trafficked and provides counseling, housing, and jobs. We empower each survivor to thrive in her community, which includes having stable housing, a job she loves, being reunited with…
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Event: Blue Wave or Red Tide? (11/16)
Fri, November 16th, 2018 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM EDT CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies 25 W. 43rd Street, 18th Floor, New York, NY 10036 RSVP HERE In an electoral season in which the sitting presidential administration has loomed large, what do the elections tell us about the current political landscape, especially with…
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CWA 1180 Features SLU History
The Communique is the CWA Local 1180 quarterly newspaper. And in the latest issue, the story of the SLU transition from the Murphy Institute to the CUNY School of Labor and Urban Studies was featured over three pages. Written by Marci Rosenblum, the pieces starts with the school’s origin days, when it was all just…
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New Deal Home Improvement Coops Seeks Carpenter (NYC)
For follow up please contact: Rebecca Lurie 347-556-8458 Rebecca@NewDeal.coop New Deal Home Improvement Company is a worker owned construction and remodeling company in New York City, dedicated to three things: serving our customers with quality and integrity providing good employment opportunities for our workforce and subcontractors building an effective, cooperatively run business that strives to…
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