Elaine Allen,
M.D., former Pres., NY Physicians for Social Responsibility
Eileen Appelbaum,
Senior Economist, Ctr for Economic & Policy Research
Barbara Arms,
Exec. Dir., Campaign to Abolish Poverty (San Francisco)
Bill Ayres,
Exec. Dir., World Hunger Year
Elaine Bernard, Director,
Trade Union Program, Harvard Univ.
Ruth A. Brandwein,
Prof. of Social Policy, SUNY-Stony Brook
M. Harvey Brenner,
Prof. of Health Policy and Mgt, Johns Hopkins Univ.
Harold Chorney,
Prof. of Public Policy, Concordia Univ. (Canada); Intern'l Research
Group on Employment
Noreen Connell,
chair, National Organization for Women’s New York State (NOW-NYS) Women’s Employment Task Force; Past Pres. NOW-NYS
Darryl Fagin,
Leg. Dir., Americans for Democratic Action
Jeff Faux,
Past Pres., Economic Policy Institute
Charlotte Flynn,
former Chair, National Board, Gray Panthers
Mathew Forstater,
Director, Center for Full Employment and Price Stability, University
of Missouri-Kansas City.
James
K. Galbraith,
Prof. of Economics, Univ. of Texas, Austin
Herbert J. Gans,
Emer. Prof. of Sociology, Columbia Univ.; Past Pres., Amer.
Sociol. Assn.
David
Gil, Prof. of Social Policy, Brandeis Univ.
Woodrow Ginsburg,
Chair, Economic Policy Com., ADA
Jerome
Grossman, Chair (Emeritus), Council for a Livable World
Philip
Harvey, Rutgers Univ. School of Law
James Haughton,
Dir., Harlem Fight Back
Denis
M. Hughes,
President, NY State AFL-CIO
Benjamin
K. Hunnicutt, Sr., Prof. of
Leisure Studies, Univ. of Iowa
Rhoda H. Karpatkin,
Pres. Emer., Consumers Union
Gordon Lafer,
Professor of Economics, Labor Education and Research Center,
University of Oregon (Eugene)
Staughton Lynd,
Lawyer and Historian
Ray Marshall,
Rapoport Centennial Chair in Economic and Public Affairs,
Univ. of Texas and former US Secretary of Labor
Rabbi J. Rolando
Matalon, Congregation B'nai Jeshurun
Lawrence Mishel,
Pres., EPI, co-author, The State of Working America
Julio Morales,
Prof., School of Social Work, Univ. of Connecticut
Hon. Jerrold
Nadler, US Congress, House
Katherine
Newman, Prof., Sociology, Princeton University
Jocelyn
Pixley, Senior Lecturer, Sociology, Univ. of New South
Wales, Australia
Robert
Pollin, Co-Dir.,
Political Economy Research Ctr. & Prof. of Economics, UMASS/Amherst
Helen Prejean,
C.S.J., Chair, Coalition for Abolition of the Death Penalty
William
P. Quigley, Janet Mary Riley Disting. Prof. of
Law, Loyola Univ.
Therese Rajaniemi,
Unemployment activist (Sweden)
Rev. Charles
Rawlings, Dir.(ret.), Urban Initiatives Program, National
Council of Churches of Christ, USA
Robert B. Reich, Prof.
of Public Policy, Univ. of California, Berkeley; former Secretary
of Labor former Secretary of Labor
Markley Roberts,
former Asst. Dir. of Econ. Research, AFL-CIO
Frank Roosevelt,
Prof. of Economics, Sarah Lawrence College
Nancy
Rose, Prof. of Economics, Cal. State Univ, San Bernardino
Virginia Sanchez-Korrol,
Chair, Puerto Rican Studies, Brooklyn Col.
William E. Scheuerman,
Pres., United Univ. Professions, NYS
Juliet
Schor, Prof., Sociology, Boston College
Pete
Seeger, Folk-singer and Environmentalist
Ruth
Sidel, Prof. of Sociol., Hunter College
Victor Sidel,
M.D., Dist. Univ. Prof., Albert Einstein Sch. Of Med.
Theda Skocpol, Victor S. Thomas Prof. of Government and Sociology,
Harvard Univ.
Frank
Stricker,
Emeritus Prof, History, CSU-Dominguez Hills
Mark
di Suvero, Sculptor
Marc R. Tool,
Past Pres., Assoc. for Evolutionary Economics
Richard
L. Trumka, Secretary-Treasurer [now President], AFL-CIO
Joseph
B. Uehlein, Pres., Labor Heritage Fdtn, &
former Dir., Strategic Campaigns, AFL-CIO
Most Reverend
Rembert G.Weakland,O.S.B.,Archbishop of Milwaukee
[retired]
Cornel
West, Univ. Prof., Ctr for African American Studies,
Princeton Univ.
Charles
J. Whalen, Instit.for Industry Studies, Cornell
Univ.
William
Julius Wilson, Prof. of Social Policy, Harvard University
Kent Wong, Director,
Ctr for Labor Research & Education., UCLA
The National Jobs For All Coaltion remembers
its late advisers and leaders with gratitude: Winifred
Bell, social policy scholar • Alice H.
Cook, labor educator; advocate for working women •
Frank Bonilla,
dedicated Latino scholar-activist • Robert
Eisner, Past President, Am. Econ. Assoc
• Ossie Davis, playwright, leading actor,
civil rights activist • The
Rev. Dr. Robert W. Edgar, Congress, Genl. Sec., NCCC, Common Cause • John
Kenneth Galbraith, Past Pres., Am. Econ.
Assn, noted author • Bertram Gross,
chief drafter of the Employment Act of 1946 & Humphrey-Hawkins
Act • Hon.
Augustus Hawkins, US Congress, House, co-author,
Humphrey/Hawkins "Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act
of 1978" • Robert Heilbroner,
author, The Worldly Philosophers • Jörg
Huffschmid,
a founder, Alternative Economic Policy for Europe •Walter Johnson,
Sec/Treas, San Francisco Central Labor Council • Manning
Marable, Dir., Institute For Research in African-American
Studies and Prof. of History, Columbia Univ.
• Seymour Melman, scholar-critic of the Permanent
War Economy • Rudolf Meidner, architect
of Swedish full-employment, welfare state • Ward Morehouse, Bhopal, anti-corporate activist • Sumner
M. Rosen, scholar-activist • Jack
Sheinkman, President–Emer., Amalgamated, Clothing
Workers of America, AFL-CIO • Robert
J. Schwartz, co-founder, Economists Allied Against
the Arms Race • Herbert Simon,
Nobel Laureate, Economics, pioneer in artificial intelligence
• Sir
Hans Singer, innovator, development economics
• William Vickrey,
Nobel Laureate, Economics, and advocate of "chock-full"
employment • Elizabeth Wickenden, social
welfare and Social Security policy consultant
