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Launch Teach-In Organizer for The Next System Project (NYC — part-time)
The Democracy Collaborative is seeking a campus event organizer to provide 20 hours/week of labor assisting the Next System Project, an ambitious new initiative aimed at helping Americans think boldly about what is required to deal with the systemic challenges the United States faces now and in coming decades. Working with a broad group of theorists…
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Murphy Alumni: Organize, Organize, Organize!
Murphy alumni have been gaining some press as of late. New York Taxi Workers Alliance staffer and Union Semester alum Ryan Richardson joined cab drivers Bill Lindauer, Victor Salazar, and Asim Akhtar as they heckled Uber CEO Travis Kalanick on the set of the Late Show with Stephen Colbert (via NY Daily News.) Meanwhile, another Union…
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Full-Time Research Associate with New York City Labor Market Information Service
The New York City Labor Market Information Service (NYCLMIS), housed at the Center for Urban Research at the CUNY Graduate Center in midtown Manhattan, seeks a full-time research associate to work as part of a team that performs research on jobs and the economy, prepares career planning tools, and provides strategic consulting. The overall function…
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National Women’s Political Caucus NY (NWPC-NY) Candidate Training
The National Women’s Political Caucus NY (NWPC-NY) Candidate Training is for women who aspire to hold elected office and individuals interested in helping women candidates and their campaigns. Classes meet Saturdays, September 19 to November 21, 10am – 1pm at the Murphy Institute, 25 West 43rd St, 18th Floor, New York, NY. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn the essential tools…
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