Join hundreds of concerned residents, organizational leaders, scientists, policymakers, and students who are focused on protecting clean water and the environment and creating a more resilient and healthy Garden State! More details being announced soon. To register, visit... Read More
Trauma and anxiety are now common terms that are used to describe every day emotional experiences. We, as a society, are constantly bombarded with images, stories, and discussions of traumatic and/or anxiety related events. These trauma inputs can... Read More
The Global Peace Foundation and the Hopewell Valley Race & Diversity Discussion Group are partnering together for our community to share a meal and some quality time. This free event is a part of a comprehensive approach to... Read More
Please join us for a special meeting sponsored by the Princeton Community Democratic Organization and co-sponsored by several central NJ progressive groups: "The Impact of Political Machines in NJ and Why Advancing a Progressive Agenda in the State... Read More
Pushing for passage of Voting Rights Restoration Bills S-2100 & A-3456. Although there has been scant activity on our voting rights restoration bills in the state legislature, we are ready to bring our members together to review our... Read More
Princeton's first-ever Pride Parade! We invite all to join us at the Municipal Building at 400 Witherspoon St. Our LGBTQIA community & their friends, families, & allies will march, dance, roll, & sashay through the historic Witherspoon-Jackson neighborhood... Read More
Speakers: Assemblyman DAN BENSON - How Politics Works in NJ: Effective Advocacy with Legislators from a Lawmaker’s Point of View. NEW JERSEY CITIZEN ACTION - Making a Difference from an Activist’s Point of View: Techniques to advocate with... Read More
Thanks to a wonderful supporter, we will be holding the gathering in a private home in Pennington. Details will be sent privately after you register. RSVP here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/first-democratic-party-debate-watching-party-of-2019-tickets-63337678702
On this day 55 years ago, July 2, 1964, President Lyndon Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, abolishing the Jim Crow laws. Learn more about the New Jim Crow The book: The New Jim Crow, Mass Incarceration in the Age... Read More
On Friday July 12, from 7 pm to 9 pm, the greater Princeton community will come together for Lights for Liberty: A Vigil to End Human Detention Camps. The event is being held worldwide to spotlight the current... Read More
