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⚠️The PSC has received notice from CUNY that 422 adjuncts currently covered by adjunct health insurance will lose their eligibility for health insurance for the fall 2020 semester as a result of a reduction in hours or a non-reappointment. —- 55 are adjuncts at @BklynCollege411⚠️
This is the only information for now that @cuny management has shared with @PSC_CUNY : psc-cuny.org/sites/default/… #cunystrong
Many college assistants — represented by the DC37 union— are also at high risk of layoffs this fall, as well as workers at CUNY across other titles.
CUNY struggles are national struggles.
As the university likes to celebrate, we are the largest urban public university system in the country. Many students are first-gen, with migrant status, working class, and people of color.
And NYC has been one of the covid19 epicenters.
As the university likes to celebrate, we are the largest urban public university system in the country. Many students are first-gen, with migrant status, working class, and people of color.
And NYC has been one of the covid19 epicenters.
CUNY workers & students were already overworked & underfunded *before* the pandemic. Then @CUNY proposed massive cuts to fall classes & workers, & enacted a tuition hike & mental health fee. Learn more abt class cuts at @BklynCollege411: tinyurl.com/cutcovidnotcuny #cutcovidnotcuny
NYC is one of the epicenters of police violence & terror to Black folks, including on CUNY campuses and with CUNY support (👀@JohnJayCollege in particular).
& CUNY’s *only* predom Black college @NewsatMedgar is under benign neglect by @ChancellorCUNY : kingscountypolitics.com/op-ed-the-poli…
& CUNY’s *only* predom Black college @NewsatMedgar is under benign neglect by @ChancellorCUNY : kingscountypolitics.com/op-ed-the-poli…
Starting today households throughout the United States will receive their invitation in the mail to complete #Census2020 . Check your mailbox! If you did not get the letter today, it is coming either tomorrow or on March 19th or 20th. 
The Census affects how over $600 billion in funding is distributed.
New York receives more than $53 billion in federal funding each year for hospitals, schools, transportation, emergency services, and more.
