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Class Size Matters Seeks Research Associate (New York, NY)
Class Size Matters is a NYC-based non-profit, non-partisan parent advocacy organization specializing in education policy and a clearinghouse for information on class size and the proven benefits of smaller classes. We advocate in NYC for class size reduction as a critical reform that improves outcomes for all students and narrows the achievement gap. We employ
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New York City Anti-Violence Project Seeks NCAVP Coordinator (New York, NY)
AVP is seeking a dedicated and experienced individual to coordinate NCAVP, including participation in the National LGBTQ Intimate Partner Violence Institute. The National LGBTQ Intimate Partner Violence Institute is a collaboration between NCAVP and the North West Network and is focused on improving research, practice, and policy regarding intimate partner violence in LGBTQ communities. Responsibilities
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PICO National Network Seeks Queens Tenant Organizer (Queens, NY)
All applicants must apply for this position online. (Click here to “Apply for this Position”) Please have the following documents ready to upload to your online application: Send resume and a cover letter of no more than 1 page answering the following questions to maya@faithinnewyork.org 1. What does faith-rooted social justice mean to you? 2.
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