Public Impact

The tool enables a better understanding of the scope of labor unrest across the U.S. by tracking labor actions involving two or more people and distinguishing between protests and strikes, said project lead John Kallas, Ph.D. ’23.

Elected officials and expert advocates will discuss envisioning and advancing policies that combat racial and economic inequality.

A year after COVID-19 disrupted education, Dean Alex Colvin and Randi Weingarten ’80 will discuss the future of K-12 teaching.

Global Service Learning students introduced debate to 44 girls, five of whom are coming to ILR in July for the International Summer Debate Camp.

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg cites Professor Colvin’s research on the impact of mandatory arbitration for more than 60 million workers.

Connecting employers and people with criminal records.

Groshen, Groves recommend moving Bureau of Labor Statistics to Commerce Department

ILR teaches employment rights at correctional facility

Tech a promising frontier to employ people with disabilities: forum

Yang-Tan forum highlights innovations for greater disability inclusion

Yang-Tan Institute hosts author of "Life, Animated"

Case of Yang-Tan research cited in brief filed with U.S. Supreme Court

New York City’s Collective Bargaining Law Celebrated

Jensen and Blau accept Alpern and Groat awards

Maker Movement Reboots Capitalism for the Masses

ILR Executive Education names new leader

ILR institute driving research opportunities across Cornell

Bigler focuses forum on present and future of National Labor Relations Board

ILR Press Editorial Director Frances Benson receiving award

Worker Institute students and faculty examine caregiving patterns

School renews ties with land-grant partners, alums, friends

Gray establishes fund to propel Worker Institute objectives

Worker activities tied to Thanksgiving travel, Black Friday

Inclusion of diverse perspectives a focus of IvyQ