Agenda: STAND CNJ Updates Introduction of our organizational goals to effect political change, starting right here in Central NJ! Breakout sessions to teach you how to be a more effective advocate
Another informative program is scheduled focusing on "Equal Pay" in NJ. Our State Senator Shirley Turner will highlight how government can promote economic justice. As opinionated women who desire our values to be represented in society we need... Read More
Networking reception to benefit CAWP's nonpartisan leadership programs for New Jersey women. Hosted by CAWP, our Congresswoman, Lieutenant Governor, and all of the women of the NJ Legislature.
A variety of experts on NJ Politics will be in attendance.
March 6 is a campus-wide day of conversation and action at Princeton. This day is an opportunity to put routine aside, so as to focus on learning from each other about the challenges that we face in this country... Read More
Details are still forming, but the Women's March has announced a march for International Women's Day, March 8.
Join us on International Women's Day to show your support for women's rights and to show solidarity with the Women's March movement. We will kick-off the hour with a moment of silence on Palmer Square Green to reflect... Read More
Keynote Speaker: Diane DeBrule, ACLU-NJ Panel Discussion Featuring: Lizette Delgado-Polanco, SEIU NJ State Council; Elizabeth Meyer, Women's March on NJ; Christine Sadovy, Planned Parenthood Action Fund NJ Presentation: Women's History Month, Woman of the Year Award
On March 9, the Moral Movement for social, racial, environmental and economic justice will travel to New Jersey. Rev. Dr. William Barber II will lead a “Moral Thursday” Rally at Shiloh Baptist Church in Trenton, New Jersey. Union... Read More
"Because Women Can:" Don't miss this exciting opportunity to join Congressman Bonnie Watsoncoleman for a Women's Strategy Session. The Congresswoman is not only a a phenomenal representative who is fighting for our rights in Washington, but also a knowledgeable grassroots... Read More
Please join the New Jersey Federation of Democratic Women for a Women in Blue Meet & Greet. RSVP to meet the leadership of the NJFDW and network with fellow Democratic women from around the Garden State!
Help ensure safety for NJ children. Make a difference for gender non-conforming kids! Demand the Department of Education make schools a safe place for trans kids. We are counting on your support.
In New Jersey, access to reproductive health care is at risk. In 2010, funding for family planning services was eliminated from the state budget. Now, the number of cases of bacterial STDs are up 35 percent statewide. Cases... Read More
In New Jersey, access to reproductive health care is at risk. In 2010, funding for family planning services was eliminated from the state budget. Now, the number of cases of bacterial STDs are up 35 percent statewide. Cases... Read More
** NOTE THE CHANGE IN TIME OF THIS MEETING ** The Delaware Riverkeeper Network is putting call for help against the proposed PennEast Pipeline: "As a Final EIS for PennEast is anticipated we expect the DRBC to become... Read More
Primaries are coming! Come learn how you can help get the best progressive candidate in office!
Join us for a night of good eats and community while helping a great cause! This family friendly potluck dinner benefits the refugee resettlement work of Interfaith-RISE in Highland Park NJ. The concept is simple: bring a dish... Read More
PCDO members who have joined or renewed at least 14 days prior to the meeting will be eligible to vote in the endorsements. Candidates for Princeton Council: David Cohen Leticia Fraga others must contact the PCDO president at... Read More
Mercer County Democratic Committee *CONVENTION* Doors Open at 5:30p.m. Gavel to order at 6:00 p.m. At this convention we will endorse candidates for the New Jersey Governor, NJ Senate & General Assembly in the 14th, 15th and 16th... Read More
Panel Discussion Featuring: Lydia Kaplan, Women's March on Westfield; Julie Diaz, NJ at 32BJ SEIU; Marie-Marthelle Guereville, Parrano & Associates
In New Jersey, access to reproductive health care is at risk. In 2010, funding for family planning services was eliminated from the state budget. Now, the number of cases of bacterial STDs are up 35 percent statewide. Cases... Read More
Does your town have a climate action plan? If not, and you want to help it adopt one, this meetup is for you. Mike Hornsby, the chair of West Windsor's Environmental Commission, has been instrumental in getting West... Read More
Join Moms Demand Action on Thurs. March 23rd as Moms from every corner of New Jersey converge on Trenton. This educational and fun lobby day is open to everyone interested in reducing gun violence -- that means YOU.... Read More
On Thursday, Republicans in Congress plan on ramming Trumpcare through the House of Representatives. Do you know what Thursday is? The 7th anniversary of the day the Affordable Care Act was signed into law. By every available metric,... Read More
Nominations will be heard for: Governor of New Jersey State Senate & Assembly of New Jersey Somerset County Clerk Members of the Somerset County Freeholders
Congressman Chris Smith is expected to attend a campaign fundraiser hosted by Friends of Chris Smith on Sunday, March 26th at the Breakers on the Ocean hotel in Spring Lake, NJ. We, the members of Indivisible NJ 4th... Read More
By Stacy Small & Marie Smith Hate crimes and social tensions are on the rise in the U.S., exacerbated by the rhetoric of the 2016 elections. The Southern Poverty Law Center has catalogued 1053 instances of post-election hate... Read More
Panel Discussion featuring: Alex Torpey, former mayor of South Orange, named youngest mayor of NJ, 2011; Sara Todisco, Garwood Councilwoman; Holly Tedesco-Santos, Paramus Councilwoman; Erin Loos Cutraro, Founder of She Should Run
Learn how to effectively communicate with politicians and reporters to advocate for progressive causes. What strategies result in meaningful outcomes? How can you determine if you're having an impact? Louise Walpin and Marsha Shapiro, who fought for and... Read More
