CUNY SLU has developed programs in collaboration with unions, municipal agencies, and community groups. Many students take advantage of employer, union, and other benefits to cover the cost of their tuition. With Bachelor’s, Master’s, and certificate programs in labor studies and urban studies, we prepare students for impactful careers. Learn more.
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This fall, SLU students immersed themselves in political campaigns, sharing lessons and experiences that highlight the intersection of labor, social justice, and electoral politics. From canvassing to policy discussions, their reflections shed light on victories, challenges, and strategies for engaging blue-collar and working-class communities. Read more.
Studying at SLU empowered DOT employee Natasha Bartley to pursue her ambitions. Currently a manager in the new Office of Livable Streets, Bartley has been rising in the DOT ranks for a decade. There’s much more she wants to do – including enhancing opportunities for Black candidates interested in working for the city. Read more.
Join us on December 12 for a panel discussion in honor of Merle Ratner. Merle had been working on her Capstone paper proposal when she was tragically killed. Her plan was to work with some of the great thinkers of the labor movement to develop a strategy to revitalize worker power and build a strong left presence within labor. Read more and register.
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movement-building and policy-making. Secure your spot for the upcoming semester. Learn more about our program and the opportunities that await you.