Princeton Community Works, an Educational Conference for Nonprofit Boards, Staff, and Volunteers, offers a great opportunity for all involved in the nonprofit world! Includes: General Session, 2 Professional Development Workshops, a Boxed Dinner (vegetarian option available), Coffee and... Read More
Ever wanted to write a letter to your congressman, but couldn’t think of what to say? BCAS is offering an Action Night where you can learn how to write an advocacy letter! We will write some together and... Read More
Discuss the political landscape of marijuana legalization in New Jersey and how to ensure marijuana legalization is fair and equitable for communities of color in our state. This conversation, sponsored by the Lecture Committee of Bethany Baptist Church... Read More
Mayors and community leaders across New Jersey have taken up the challenge of addressing climate change and implementing sustainability practices at a local level. Please join us to discuss what we must achieve locally, and understand the specific... Read More
It's now been one year since the Central Jersey Community Coalition (CJCC) was first created with our Day 1 event on January 21, 2017. Our Day 1 event and the CJCC was designed to educate, advocate, inspire and... Read More
How do we help NJ citizens support their families, reduce their property taxes, and care for their children? We’ve invited representatives of the incoming Murphy administration, local state legislators, and analysts from New Jersey Policy Perspective to discuss:... Read More
A discussion on INTERSECTIONALITY AND PUBLIC POLICY The purpose of this event is to look at policy, voting patterns, and organizing through an Intersectionality lens. The goal is to have a substantive discussion to understand the ways that... Read More
The #BlackLivesMatter movement was founded in 2013 by Alicia Garza, Patrisse Cullors and Opal Tomenti as a call to action after the death of Trayvon Martin (2012) at the hands of George Zimmerman who was acquitted of charges... Read More
Songs of communal healing, peace & friendship Communal art display and dessert Featuring: Trenton Capital Singers Chorale, Adath Israel Ensemble, St Ann's 12:30 Band, Grace Church Taiwanese Choir & First Baptist Gospel Choir TICKETS: Adult $10 Advance/ $12... Read More
Learn about healthcare from our Indivisible Lambertville NJ / New Hope PA experts.
Join a discussion at Rutgers' Gov. James J. Florio Special Events Forum on the ProPublica/Florida Times-Union "Walking While Black" investigative series. Reporters Topher Sanders and Ben Conarck will be on hand to answer questions about the innovative project... Read More
Show your “Ocean Emotion” this Valentine’s Day by attending COA’s Public Hearing to Oppose Offshore Oil, followed by BOEM’s Public Meeting, at the Hilton Garden Inn, outside Trenton in Hamilton, NJ from 3-7pm! BOEM is not holding official... Read More
Interested in politcs? Think you might want to run for office someday or work on a campaign? Participate in RU RUNNING! A joint project of the Eagleton Institute of Politics' Center for Youth Political Participation and the League... Read More
Mark your calendars for the New Jersey Abortion Access Fund’s very first annual fundraising event: Choose to Love and Love to Choose. Join us Thursday, February 15th from 6:30pm-8:30pm at the Arts Council of Princeton as we join... Read More
Join us to learn more about Moms' gun violence prevention efforts in our communities and nationwide. All are welcome! Child care provided. Please RSVP here: https://northeast-moms.ngpvanhost.com/ngpvanforms/7843
Robert W. Sussman has been an active biological anthropologist for over 30 years and has written a book about the myths surrounding 'race' from a scientific perspective. For the past 500 years, people have been taught how to interpret... Read More
A panel discussion with returning citizens, Nafeesah Goldsmith and Ivelisse Gilestra, and NJ prisons researcher and activist, Prof. Johanna Foster (Monmouth Univ.) on some of the persistent injustices facing women in the NJ prison system. Convenors: Reproductive Justice... Read More
Please join us to hear from experts on state and local immigration policy, and ways you can help those affected by the extremism of the current Administration. Adriana Abizadeh, Executive Director of LALDEF, will focus on the New... Read More
Join us for a free film screening of ZERO WEEKS, the first documentary to explore America's paid family leave crisis and the cost of doing nothing. Prior to this FREE screening, a short discussion will be held with... Read More
Support students, parents and teachers as they speak out about gun safety in our schools. There will also be guest speakers from Moms Demand Action and Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence. We expect members of the press... Read More
Join us Wednesday, 2/21, from 4:00-5:30 pm in Westfield, NJ to tell Congressman Lance that he has failed to protect our children in the wake of the Parkland school shooting. We will rally for #GunReform now and then have a... Read More
Please join the Hopewell Valley Democratic Club for a training on how to productively and respectfully use facts to neutralize misinformation on social media. Come and learn how to be a force for truth and informed civil discourse.
The Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) issued draft natural gas regulations on Nov. 30. They have set Public Hearings in 2 locations - Waymart PA on Jan. 23 and Philadelphia on Jan. 25, and added, after public cries... Read More
Join the Educator Team of Moms Demand Action to discuss how to support the students of Parkland and our own students as they join (and lead) the gun violence prevention movement. Topics of discussion will include the 3... Read More
The Steering Committee of Indivisible New Jersey 4th Congressional District in partnership with Indivisible Two Rivers, The Greater Red Bank Women’s Initiative, and Allentown-Upper Freehold Indivisible would like to invite you to attend the second of three Meet... Read More
The Asbury Park Women’s Convention: A Day of Politics and Comedy is excited to bring together women of ALL political affiliations for a day of humor, inspiration, and activism. Are you tired of feeling like your vote doesn’t... Read More
All proceeds from the event will benefit the Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum (SSAAM): the first African-American Museum in central New Jersey. The museum will be housed in the historic Mount Zion AME church at 189 Hollow Road,... Read More
Join STAND CNJ, Indivisible Cranbury, regional grassroots leaders and fellow activists to plan for the 2018 mid-terms and explore methods of mobilizing voters: Voter Registration Get-Out-the-Vote Efforts Voter Engagement Issue Advocacy with: -Dena Mottola Jaborska, associate director, NJ... Read More
McCosh Hall Room 10 Michelle Alexander is a highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, social justice advocate, legal scholar and visiting professor at Union Theological Seminary. Her 2010 book The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness (2010)... Read More
Are you concerned about the future of our planet? Do you believe we should come together to keep our communities safe and livable for all? Food & Water Watch and the Andrew Goodman Foundation are partnering on an... Read More
Join Doctors for Cannabis Regulation, ACLU of New Jersey, The Law Enforcement Action Partnership, and NJUMR for a panel discussion on marijuana legalization in NJ for adults 21 and older as a racial justice issue, with a focus... Read More
BRINGING STUDENTS TO THE TABLE TO DISCUSS SOCIAL ISSUES TO SPARK A CHANGE IN THE COMMUNITY! In these discussions, students will come together to discuss the principles of equality and mutual respect. They will learn about engaging in... Read More
