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Breaking Ground Seeks Outreach Housing Advocate – Street to Home Manhattan
Job Description The Housing Advocate will contribute to solving homelessness by providing supportive case management and housing placement services to chronic street homeless individuals in our Manhattan catchment area (As defined through Breaking Ground’s partnership with the Manhattan Outreach Consortium). Specifically, s/he will work with the client to deliver comprehensive housing placement and case management services
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Metropolitan Council on Housing Seeks Bi-Lingual Tenant Organizer (English/Spanish) (NYC)
Job description: The Metropolitan Council on Housing has been at the forefront of the housing movement for the past half century. We are working to solve New York’s housing crisis; an increasing number of people are becoming homeless due to soaring rents, neighborhoods are being displaced by a wave of gentrification, and our affordable housing
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VOCAL-NY (Voices Of Community Activists & Leaders) Seeks Community Organizer
Organizational Background VOCAL-NY is a grassroots membership organization dedicated to building the power of low-income people affected by the drug war, mass incarceration, and HIV/AIDS to create healthy and just communities. Creating access to medical marijuana for all New Yorkers in need is an important goal of our work. This position is focused on engaging
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Welcoming a New Class of Union Semester Students!
Welcome our spring 2016 NY Union Semester class! Andrew Brockwell Born and raised on Long Island, Andrew is a recently graduate of SUNY Old Westbury with a degree in Labor Relations. Ambitious and intelligent, he is joining the Union Semester program to gain insight and experience in working for a union and learn how, as
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