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BIAS IN THE BATHROOM: CASE FOR TRANSGENDER RIGHTS
Christine Marie Hintze |
A groundbreaking lawsuit challenges assumptions about gender and demands fair treatment for all.
A groundbreaking lawsuit challenges assumptions about gender and demands fair treatment for all.
New rules governing who can receive a Social Security number makes life a little tougher for non-citizens.
United Way of New York is launching a nonprofit leadership training fellowship to deal with the crises it sees in the industry’s cultivation of future EDs.
Giving to the largest 400 foundations in the U.S. dropped last year for the first time in the 12 years since the Chronicle of Philanthropy began tracking it.
Researchers found a clear link between the number of behavioral problems a school has and the amount of key resources that are available there.
The staff of the 30-year-old MFY Legal Services unanimously voted yesterday morning to go on strike.
Assets in professionally-managed investment portfolios that screen for “social responsibility” grew by 7 percent from 2001 to 2002.
Mayor Bloomberg upstaged the City Council by introducing new state legislation to protect tenants in Mitchell-Lama buildings.
A federal court ordered the city to inform thousands of New Yorkers denied public assistance that they have the right to contest that denial.