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COOPERATIVE SOLUTIONS WORKING GROUP MEETING – FEBRUARY 2021
“Some of you have heard my story about why I think coops make sense, because they make sense. If you are a part of something, you are going to work harder for it. Full stop.” – – Senator Jamaal Bailey For the February meeting of our Working Group of the Community…
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NEW ECONOMY PROJECT IS HIRING!
Jobs CAMPAIGN ORGANIZER New Economy Project seeks an experienced and energetic organizer to coordinate the NYC Community Land Initiative (NYCCLI) coalition and campaigns that advance community land trusts (CLTs) and social housing in New York City. The Campaign Organizer will work closely with coalition partners to carry out effective policy advocacy, education and training, and…
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PAID SUMMER EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH BLOOMBERG PHILANTHROPIES – MENTORSHIP
The Bloomberg Arts Mentors program is a paid summer internship (June-August) for post-grad and undergraduate college students with a strong interest in the arts and culture of New York City. This is an excellent opportunity for students who would like to gain experience in arts and educational program management and guidance for teens as they…
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LIFESCI NYC JOB OPPORTUNITIES AND INTERNSHIPS
Seasonal, full or part-time jobs and internships at companies within the LifeSci NYC network. All positions are paid. If you are interested in applying, please apply HERE. Note that if you are only interested in applying for one or more of the full-time, part-time, and academic year internships in this listing, you must select “non-summer…
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