Lehman Protest Rally and March
March for a People's CUNY at Lehman College.
The Graduate Center chapter of the Professional Staff Congress (PSC)Organizing the graduate and professional schools at CUNY
The Graduate Center chapter of the Professional Staff Congress (PSC)March for a People's CUNY at Lehman College.
Join students and teachers from around the City to protest austerity cuts to education.
At this Labor Notes workshop, rank-and-file union members and organizers will discuss the challenges we face when union leadership isn't committed to grassroots movement building and how to change the culture in our unions. Register here (even though it says "add to cart," registration is free).
Wed, May 3, 2023, 6:30pm—8:00pm GC Commons featuring Jennifer Camper, Sara Gómez Woolley, and Sabrina Jones Jennifer Camper’s comics are often dark stories with sly humor and they give voice to outsiders. Her work examines life from a perspective that is irreverent, female, queer, and mongrel (Lebanese American). She often explores gender, race, class, and […]
Join us to make 100 “Missing” Posters for the upcoming BOT Hearing. In addition to showing up and testifying ourselves about the devastating impact that budget cuts will have, we plan on creating a sea of “Missing” persons posters to fill up empty seats & represent all the staff, faculty and students that are already […]
CUNY's Board of Trustees is holding yet another public hearing. We've been out of contract for almost two months. Let's demand that they come to the bargaining table and negotiate. You can sign up to testify here. Or just show up with some protest signs :)
Join us for our last labor management meeting of the semester. It's been a tense few months as PSC and Reclaim the Commons organizers have struggled with GC management to address worker and student concerns over food services, pay, childcare, and so much more. We don't know how many people admin will allow to be […]
In this conversation, librarians working in city, school, jail, and CUNY libraries will discuss austerity, policing, and attacks on Black, queer, and radical books, as well as organizing happening in these spaces and how we can join forces across public institutions in New York to build a stronger movement.
