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Independent Budget Office of NYC Seeks Economic Development and Municipal Finance Budget and Policy Analyst
The NYC Independent Budget Office, a nonpartisan city agency, is seeking an experienced budget analyst for our Housing, Environment, and Infrastructure team. The analyst will cover the economic development and municipal debt portfolio, which includes the Economic Development Corporation, Small Business Services agency, and debt service and outstanding debt. A successful candidate must be self-motivated,…
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Call for Papers: The New York City Conference: the New Deal, Neoliberalism, and the Next System
Abstract submissions due April 20, 2016 to NYCConference2016@gmail.com Conference Date: May 7, 2016 Location: Roosevelt House, Hunter College (pending confirmation) The Graduate Student Association of Hunter College invites students, activists, and academics to submit abstracts for our third annual research symposium. We seek abstracts that illuminate the current moment of systemic crisis at CUNY and in…
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Tides Seeks Client Specialist (NYC)
Organization Description: Tides accelerates the pace of social change, working with innovative partners to solve society’s toughest problems. We are building a world of shared prosperity and social justice, founded on equality and human rights, a sustainable environment, healthy individuals and communities, and quality education. We engage with those whose lives are affected, ensuring that…
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Transportation Alternatives Seeks TransAlt Ambassadors (PartTime/Seasonal) (NYC)
Summary Of Position: Transportation Alternatives seeks passionate, outgoing, team-oriented community organizers to join the organization as hourly canvassers for our TransAlt Ambassador program. The TransAlt Ambassadors work on the ground to organize and engage New Yorkers around safer streets. We are seeking knowledgeable and dedicated organizers who are familiar with New York City, and are…
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