This post appeared as part of a Roosevelt House Faculty Journal series on the New and Renewed Visions of Environmental Justice. The Nobel Laureate Joseph Stiglitz once remarked, “How we…
This post appeared as part of a Roosevelt House Faculty Journal series on the New and Renewed Visions of Environmental Justice. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which was…
This post appeared as part of a Roosevelt House Faculty Journal series on the New and Renewed Visions of Environmental Justice. When Jen Chantrtanapichate moved into her north Brooklyn neighborhood…
This post appeared as part of a Roosevelt House Faculty Journal series on the New and Renewed Visions of Environmental Justice. Climate justice refers to the whole constellation of philosophical…
The Faculty Journal series features commissioned opinion and commentary pieces by the Hunter College community on Public Policy and Human Rights topics. (The writing and opinions expressed herein are those of the authors…
This post appeared as part of a Roosevelt House Faculty Journal series on the New and Renewed Visions of Environmental Justice. Over the past decade, activist groups have mobilized nationally…
PDF version of this article. This issue brief is the third in a series on Advancing Policy to Support Workers with Disabilities. This Roosevelt House series, edited by Professor…
PDF version of this article. Introduction Disability due to musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions is a serious and growing problem among American workers. Since 1981, the number of individuals with MSK…
PDF version of this article. Introduction The Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Supplemental Security Income (SSI) programs are important sources of financial support for the millions of working-age…
Howard Chernick, Hunter College and City University of New York Andrew Reschovsky, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and University of Wisconsin-Madison Sandra Newman, Johns Hopkins University Prepared for presentation at…