Hunter’s Human Rights Program aims to give students the tools they need to address human rights problems intelligently and constructively, whether as advocates, scholars, researchers or informed citizens. Via academic… 
Public Policy Program
The Program in Public Policy is an 18-credit undergraduate minor open to students in all disciplines. Students also have an option to receive a Certificate in Public Policy by taking…
Upcoming Programs
Mon, April 30, 2018 @ 6:00 pm
Mon, May 7, 2018 @ 6:00 pm
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Roosevelt House News
2018 Public Policy Students Visit Washington D.C. for Annual Trip
Mimi Abramovitz to be Honored by the Council on Social Work Education
Roosevelt House Acquires Arthur Schlesinger Jr. Collection of Books on Presidential History
Faculty Associate NewsHunter College Professor Manu Bhagavan Featured in Raisina Files 2018
Roosevelt House Faculty Associate Bill Herbert on Taylor Law ahead of Upcoming Program
Faculty Associate Larry Shore Designs Albert Luthuli Museum Exhibit
Undergraduate Program News2018 Public Policy Students Visit Washington D.C. for Annual Trip
Spring 2017 Public Policy Capstone Students Present Proposals To Combat Today’s Policy Challenges
Spring 2016 Public Policy Capstone Students Present Proposals To Combat Today’s Policy Challenges
Public Program SummariesChallenges to Human Rights in 2015 and Beyond – Roosevelt House Lecture by Zeid Ra’ad al Hussein, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights
Charles M. Blow: “Fire Shut Up In My Bones: A Memoir” (recap)
Arts Across the Curriculum: The Science of Happiness (recap)
Roosevelt House HistoryROOSEVELT HOUSE TO OPEN NEW EXHIBIT, WORLD WAR I AND THE ROOSEVELTS: Franklin and Eleanor, Family and Friends
Ken Burns names Roosevelt House as a favorite secret of New York
Institute of Public Administration on “The New Deal in New York City” Exhibition at Roosevelt House
Roosevelt House Faculty Forum
Why Social Justice Today Means Environmental Justice
This post appeared as part of a Roosevelt House Faculty Journal series on the New and Renewed Visions of Environmental Justice.
Environmental justice in the USA, though not necessarily elsewhere, has generally been characterized in two ways. First, it has been taken to be a “special issue” pertaining to the effects of ...
Community Land Trusts, Environmental Justice, and Diasporas: A New Take on Human Rights
This post appeared as part of a Roosevelt House Faculty Journal series on the New and Renewed Visions of Environmental Justice.
Communities besieged by environmental justice struggles are usually afflicted by a host of other related and unrelated ills. In fact, it is rare to find a community affected only by a ...
History
Roosevelt House Announces Digital Exhibit “Women Take the Lead”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FROM: HUNTER COLLEGE CONTACT: Roosevelt House Digital Media and Programs, 212-396-7947 / media@roosevelthouse.hunter.cuny.edu Roosevelt House Announces Online, Digital Exhibit of Women Take the Lead: From Elizabeth Cady Stanton…
The Story of Roosevelt House
The story of Roosevelt House, a double townhouse located at 47-49 East 65th Street, begins at the turn of the twentieth century…
Guided Tours
Roosevelt House Guided Tours
Roosevelt House — the former double townhouse of Franklin, Eleanor and Sara Delano Roosevelt, and now owned by Hunter College — offers visitors a chance to get closer to a…
Roosevelt House, an integral part of Hunter College since 1943, reopened in 2010 as a public policy institute honoring the distinguished legacy of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt. Its mission is three-fold: to educate students in public policy and human rights, to support faculty research, and to foster creative dialogue.
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