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Center for NYC Neighborhoods Seeks Senior Program Manager
The Center is seeking a Senior Program Manager who will lead on program evaluation, identifying areas for program refinement, and suggesting program modifications, with the goal of strengthening the network’s impact on homeowner stability. The Senior Program Manager will also implement select special initiatives as needed. This position reports to the Center’s Deputy Director of…
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Custom Collaborative (CC) Seeks Development Assistant
Custom Collaborative (CC) is a US-based social enterprise and economic development non-profit that provides women from immigrant and low-income communities with skills, networks and capacities to build careers in the apparel industry as employees and business owners. Our mission is to empower and enrich women and their communities by preparing those facing high barriers to…
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New Labor Forum Student Essay Contest
Are you a student or recent alumni of the Murphy Institute? Well we want your essays! New Labor Forum, the Murphy Institute’s journal of ideas, analysis and debate, is excited to announce a new Essay Contest for currently enrolled students and alumni that have graduated in the past two years. We invite original essays (neither previously published, nor…
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