AI Policy Fellow: Labor & Economic Justice

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About the role

Met Council seeks a Policy Fellow to join our Policy and Advocacy team to support work at the forefront of AI and labor policy, examining how generative and agentic AI is reshaping work, wages, and economic security for low-income New Yorkers, while advancing Met Council's anti-poverty agenda. This early-career role targets graduates with AI/tech policy interest, offering hands-on policy, research, and advocacy work across city, state, and federal levels with a capstone project on AI's impact on

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A number in mind

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