The LGBTQ Policy Center at Hunter College’s Roosevelt House is pleased to announce the 2024–2025 Pride Policy Fellows: Christopher Asma, Lily McAndrews, and Juniper Sokolov. These three students will each… 
(L–R) Dr. Jonathan F. Fanton, chairman of the 2024 Roosevelt House Tisch Prize Jury; Laurie M. Tisch, founder and president of the Laurie M. Tisch Illumination Fund; Dr. Ted Long, senior vice president…
May 9, 2024, New York — Last night the Roosevelt House Public Policy Institute at Hunter College hosted the 2024 Theodore Kheel Transportation Policy Lecture featuring an in-depth and timely discussion of…
In The News: Roosevelt House Featured in Publisher’s Weekly “In Brief: March 14, 2024” “All for Free Expression On February 28, the Roosevelt House at Hunter College in New York…
Will Human Rights Survive? Seventy-five years ago, the UN adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Can we ensure its implementation today? by Navi Pillay in The Nation. To mark Human Rights Day,…
Hunter College marked the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights with a powerful performance by actor and advocate Meryl Streep as Eleanor Roosevelt, who led the drafting…
Yalda Royan, left, with Fawzia Koofi and Asila Wardak, both members of the Women’s Forum on Afghanistan, held a media briefing on Dec. 11, 2023, at Roosevelt House, Hunter College,…
The advisory board, faculty, and staff of Roosevelt House mourn the passing of our beloved longtime advisor and generous benefactor, Hunter College alumna Dr. Anita Arrow Summers (’45). A well-known…
Eleanor Roosevelt would have been celebrating her 139th birthday. A supporter of workers rights, had she been alive she would have attended today’s dedication of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Memorial…
Below is the full article “Ms. Magazine Has Been Fighting for the ERA Since Its Inception” by Max Fallon-Goodwin published in Ms. Magazine on September 22, 2023. Ms. Magazine Has Been Fighting for the ERA…
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