New York Immigration Coalition
UFT Negotiating with NYC Ahead of Possible Teachers’ Strike
[UFT] UFT President Michael Mulgrew said: “We can’t afford to send students and staff back into any buildings until we have done everything possible ...
NYC Comptroller Announces Return of $2 Million in Stolen Wages
[Labor Rights Week\”Know Your Rights” Virtual Events] Stringer: “I always say that in my office, every week is Labor Rights Week…”My office is as ...
NYC COMPTROLLER LAUNCHES PHONE BANK TO CONNECT WORKERS WITH $2.5 MILLION IN UNCLAIMED WAGES
[Stolen Wages\NYC Comptroller Scott M. Stringer] 32BJ SEIU’s Kyle Bragg: “We strongly support the Comptroller’s proactive efforts to get $2.5 million in stolen wages ...
TRANSPORTATION ADVOCACY GROUP RIDERS ALLIANCE ANNOUNCES NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
[The Riders Alliance\Betsy Plum] The Riders Alliance announced today that the organization has selected Betsy Plum as its next Executive Director…In her prior roles, ...
NEW YORK’S DIGITAL DIVIDE MAY HELP TRUMP UNDERCOUNT IN U.S. CENSUS
[New York City’s Digital Divide] NYC Comptroller Stringer: “We can’t allow the digital divide to contribute to the President’s heinous efforts to undercount communities ...
Dr. Martin Luther King Day — New York City Rally Today Against Trump’s Racist “Shithole” Comment
Dr. King paid the ultimate price–with his life– fighting to make the U.S. a better country. A coalition including 1199SEIU, the Haitian Round Table, ...
FPWA Panel: “The First 100 Days: Examining the Impact of Trump’s Urban Agenda.”
From Left to right: Steve Choi, Executive Director of New York Immigration Coalition; Maya Wiley, Senior Vice President for Social Justice, The New School; ...
In New York Muslims And Supporters Rally Against Trump’s Islamophobia
Prayers this afternoon at Foley Square, Manhattan Today at Foley Square in Manhattan, the New York Immigration Coalition, Majlis Al Shura: The Islamic ...
NYC: Cheated Workers Recover $350,000 In Wages — Comptroller Stringer Says
Comptroller Scott Stringer An initiative, announced in August, to find over 1,000 workers who have failed to claim more than $3.7 million ...