Why Americans give: New research finds 5 distinct profiles for generosity Different kinds of Americans are generous in different ways.

New research by George E. Mitchell, Marxe School Professor finds 5 profiles of generosity in the U.S. 💡 About 82% of Americans give—through time, money, or skills—shaped by motivations, resources & values. 📊

Read more: https://ow.ly/zJ4s50YEv5P

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Join Bildner Center, CUNY for a panel on U.S. Foreign Policy in Latin America. 🌎

Moderated by #MarxeFaculty Prof. Enrique Desmond Arias with experts Maureen Meyer, Michael Shifter, and Will Freeman.

April 2 | 4 PM,
RSVP: bildner.org/events/u-s-foreign-polic...

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🌊📊 What happens when population growth meets rising sea levels?
This research spotlight highlights #MarxeFaculty Professor Deborah Balk’s work on Low Elevation Coastal Zones (LECZ) and what it reveals about global climate vulnerability.

Watch now:
https://ow.ly/izZs50YofGM

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Congratulations to #MarxeFaculty Professor Angie Beeman on being selected to participate in Unseen Threads, a competitive multi-campus faculty learning initiative.

👏 Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition.

#MarxeSchool #BaruchCollege #CUNY

Are Americans as divided as we think? New research from #MarxeSchool Professor Don Waisanen and Amy B. Becker in Democratic Theory finds more common ground among citizens than widely assumed—highlighting new opportunities for democratic dialogue.
📖 https://ow.ly/uX4J50YrepI

#MarxeFaculty #Democracy

When Demand Mixes and Matches with Supply: A Configurational Analysis of Nonprofit Sector Density in China The nonprofit sector is a vital component of good governance, yet it remains unclear how different factors interact to shape its development. This study employs a fuzzy-set qualitative comparative analysis (fsQCA) method to examine how demand- and supply-side factors combine to influence nonprofit sector density across jurisdictions, using Chinese social service nonprofits as the empirical context. We identify three pathways to high nonprofit sector density and two pathways to low density, each involving a distinct combination of demand- and supply-side conditions. There is no singular...

We’re proud to share that #MarxeFaculty member Bin Chen co-published a new open-access article in Nonprofit Policy Forum.

When Demand Mixes and Matches with Supply (with Jiahuan Lu & Qiang Dong) shows nonprofit growth depends on context—not a single formula.

🔗 https://ow.ly/pFnr50Yh9rX

Congrats to #MarxeFaculty Assistant Professor Rhiannon Neilsen, co-recipient of a $25K CUNY AI Innovation Award for Ethical AIms. A strong example of Marxe leadership in policy, ethics, and emerging technology. 🎉

#MarxeSchool #FacultySpotlight #AIInnovation #EthicalAI #AcademicExcellence

Proud to see #MarxeFaculty Hilary Botein, Associate Professor and Faculty Director of the MS in City Planning program at the #MarxeSchool, featured by @scholars.org as an expert on federal housing legislation. 🏘️

#MarxePride #HousingPolicy #CityPlanning

Scholars’ Circle – ICE the organization, terrorizing communities with its tactics. – January 18, 2026 Podcast Episode · The Scholars' Circle · 01/19/2026 · 58m

🎙️ #MarxeFaculty: Assistant Professor Felicia Arriaga on The Scholars’ Circle—“ICE the organization, terrorizing communities with its tactics.” w/ Greg Brown. 🎧 https://ow.ly/IEOo50Y7CIS

#PublicPolicy #ImmigrationPolicy

Composting Fines for Buildings Are Back on in New York City - Inside Climate News “There’s a lot more than just writing tickets that needs to be done to make this program solid and work in the long run,” one advocate says.

#MarxeSchool Adjunct Asst. Prof. Samantha MacBride is quoted in Inside Climate News on NYC bringing back composting fines—why lasting success needs education, outreach & more than “just writing tickets.”

Read: https://ow.ly/B5HZ50Y91LM

#MarxeFaculty #NYC #Composting

We’re proud to see #MarxeFaculty Felicia Arriaga recognized as an expert on proposed DHS funding changes and their implications for immigration enforcement.

Thanks to @scholars.org for highlighting this work.

#ImmigrationPolicy #PublicPolicy

World Review with Ivo Daalder ‎News · 2022

🎙️ #MarxeFaculty: Carla Robbins guest hosted 2 eps of World Review w/ Ivo Daalder — Jan 23 (Greenland deal, Peace Board, global econ) + Jan 30 (Iran, US “derisking,” “Donroe Doctrine”).
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🎉 Faculty Achievement Spotlight 🎉

Congratulations to #MarxeSchool Associate Professor Jason Spicer on receiving the Joyce Rothschild Book Prize in Economic Democracy from the Institute for the Study of Employee Ownership and Profit Sharing.

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Study Reveals Connection Between Extreme Heat and Work Disability in Older, As the United States contends with increasingly intense and frequent heat waves, the implications extend beyond environmental concerns into a critical public health and workforce crisis. Recent

📣 #MarxeSchool Research: Professors Na Yin & Deborah Balk reveal a key link between extreme heat and work disability in older, marginalized workers—showing why fair, climate-resilient policies are urgently needed.

https://ow.ly/ljNb50XHFzz

#MarxeFaculty #PublicHealth

How Does Major Change Actually Happen in Urban Policy? The story of welfare reform in New York City shows how tested ideas can produce big changes in city policy, Thomas J. Main writes in his new book.

📣 #MarxeFaculty Prof. Thomas J. Main explains how real urban policy change happens — and why it matters for cities facing “wicked problems.” His Next City piece shows that bold change requires proven ideas, expert consensus & strong leadership.
https://ow.ly/aSIb50XHFn7

#UrbanPolicy #CityGovernance

NYC moves to drop major asset managers in climate-driven pension fund shakeup Major changes could be coming to New York City’s pension program over climate change and the companies around the fund.

Great to see #MarxeFaculty Gang He featured in coverage of NYC’s climate-focused pension shake-up. “Encouraging to see NYC use financial leverage to push institutions toward Net Zero by 2040.” 🌱📊
san.com/cc/nyc-moves-to-drop-maj...

📢 New research from #MarxeFaculty! Prof. Bin Chen co-authored two papers on nonprofit networks & public-sector resilience:
• Disaster Relief Networks: https://ow.ly/xXye50XEroT
• Municipal Bond-Issuing Networks: https://ow.ly/377I50XEroS

#FacultyResearch #PublicAdministration

☀️ How much do imported solar panels benefit the U.S.?

For full research from #MarxeFaculty Associate Professor Gang He, read here:
https://ow.ly/mQTR50XxzYa

#MarxeSchool #FacultyResearch #ClimatePolicy #CleanEnergy #Sustainability

🚨Our new podcast What’s the Issue? is live!
🎙 Ep. 1: “Mamdani: Charting a New Course, or More of the Same?” with #MarxeFaculty Thomas Main & Marco DeSena

▶️ youtu.be/w8T0RAvA09w

🎧 open.spotify.com/episode/2m4j...

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Congratulations to #MarxeFaculty Professor Robert Smith, recipient of the Presidential Excellence Award for Scholarship! 👏

This award honors Professor Smith’s exceptional research contributions in the field of public and international affairs.

#BaruchCollege #MarxeSchool

🎉 Exciting news! #MarxeFaculty Deborah Balk, Frank Heiland & Na Yin are featured in Generations Journal in a special NYRDRC issue on aging, retirement & disability policy.

🔗 Read more: generations.asaging.org/publications/generations...

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On Liberal White Supremacy and the Democratic Party: A Response to Ezra Klein’s Call for “Big-Tent” Politics I argue in my book, Liberal White Supremacy: How Progressives Silence Racial and Class Oppression, that the divides among the political left can be

🗣️ #MarxeFaculty Angie Beeman critiques the Dem Party’s “big-tent” politics in her article On Liberal White Supremacy and the Democratic Party. She calls for deeper focus on race, class & systemic inequality.
📄 Read more: https://ow.ly/IKsw50Xc5ky

#MarxePride #SocialJustice #Intersectionality

NYC families are fleeing before kindergarten. Free pre-K isn’t always enough to keep them. From unaffordable rent to unworkable after-care, the cost of raising a family is pushing parents to flee NYC. Can mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani’s free child care program fix that?

📊 #MarxeFaculty in the News!
#MarxeSchool Assoc. Prof. & EdD-HEA Faculty Director Ryan Coughlan is featured in Chalkbeat NY on why NYC families with young kids are leaving before kindergarten — and what it means for schools & affordability.

🔗 https://ow.ly/chke50XhcKv

#EducationPolicy #NYCschools

🎤 Proud to see #MarxeFaculty George Mitchell join a national panel at IU’s 2025 ARNOVA pre-conference session, “Fast Forward: Policy & Legal Implications for the Future of Philanthropy.”

🗓️ Nov 19 | 1:30 PM
📍 Indy or Zoom
🔗 Info: https://ow.ly/vytz50X9hfL

#ARNOVA2025

#MarxeFaculty member Gang He co-authored a new One Earth study (Oct 2025) showing imported solar panels saved lives and billions in climate + health costs.

📄 “Imported Solar Photovoltaics...”
🔗 https://ow.ly/s69y50Xc4sV

#MarxePride #ClimateResearch #CleanEnergy

🚨 New Robin Hood–funded report from Marxe School at Baruch College + CUNY Institute for Demographic Research (CIDR) shows federal health insurance changes could raise poverty in NY.

By #MarxeFaculty Prof. Sanders Korenman & Rosemary T. Hyson.

📘 Read: https://ow.ly/xRtI50X9eUq

#PolicyResearch

China construiu megaporto de US$ 1,3 bi no Peru. Região agora tem gangues e violência Antes uma pequena vila voltada à pesca, Chancay se transformou com uma ampla instalação de transporte internacional de contêineres. Junto chegou uma onda de crimes, extorsão, roubos e assassinatos

Professor Enrique Desmond Arias, Marxe Endowed Chair, is featured in Bloomberg Línea on China’s $13B Peru megaport—warning that without strong governance, such projects risk fueling crime.

📖 Read: buff.ly/MFAzRPc

#MarxeFaculty #GlobalAffairs #Security

🎉 We’re proud to announce that #MarxeFaculty @hegang.bsky.social has been selected as one of just 20 fellows nationwide for the ninth round of the Public Intellectuals Program (PIP) by the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations!

🔗 Learn more: buff.ly/fI3Y6HB

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Western Hemisphere Affairs - Learn About the MIA Specialization Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

🎥 What is the Western Hemisphere Affairs specialization?
#MarxeFaculty @desarias.bsky.social answers key questions: curriculum, career opportunities, major regional challenges, and research insights.

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#WesternHemisphere #InternationalAffairs #PublicPolicy

Urban Development & Sustainability - Learn About the MPA Specialization Share your videos with friends, family, and the world

🎥 What is Urban Development & Sustainability—and why does it matter?
#MarxeFaculty Hilary Botein and Edwin Grimsley answer big questions about careers, challenges, and student impact.

📺 buff.ly/DIDKinI

#UrbanPolicy #Sustainability #PublicAffairs