Rand School of Sociology

The Rand School of Sociology was an educational institution based in New York City, founded in the early 20th century, primarily associated with progressive social thought and labor movements. It offered programs focused on sociology, political economy, and social reform. The school aimed to educate activists and thinkers about social issues like inequality and labor rights, contributing to the intellectual fabric of social change during its time. While it is not as widely known today, it played a significant role in shaping discussions around social justice and public policy in the early 1900s.