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“ILR has allowed me the space to be unsure — in the best possible way — by being multi-faceted and interdisciplinary,” says Sofia Boucher ’19.

On Sunday, 404 ILR students graduate. Eight will receive a PhD, two an MS, 42 a MILR, 61 an MPS and 291 the ILR bachelor’s degree.

Panelists at an event co-sponsored by ILR will discuss new social movement and policy strategies to improve access to high quality work and to organize new forms of solidarity in divided societies.

Shannon Gleeson and Kati Griffith are researching how immigrants think about their rights at work and how immigration status impacts their ability to make claims on those rights.

Daria Moldavskaya uses is co-founder of ReverCare, developed to help caregivers access resources for their elderly loved ones at home. The ILR curriculum inspired a business model of employers offering ReverCare services as an employee benefit.

"We were the first national neighborhood beauty store where customers could receive personalized, educational and friendly advice," alum Barry Beck tells Forbes.

May 14 event in Buffalo will be a discussion about the controversial and growing workplace practice of forced arbitration.