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New Jersey Police Disproportionately Stop Minorities, Study Finds
The study of more than 6 million cases found that 46 percent of traffic stops were of Black or Hispanic motorists, far more than their...
Jul 13, 2023


Segregated: A New Jersey Spotlight Report
A collaboration of news organizations across New Jersey is examining segregation in the state’s schools, both on a statewide basis and in...
Jul 12, 2023


NJ leads nation in reducing prison population, ACLU says
By BRENDA FLANAGAN, SENIOR CORRESPONDENT | JUNE 28, 2023 | Dramatic reduction since 2017, but advocates fear new tough-on-crime bills New...
Jun 30, 2023


Advocates worry certain bills will marginalize people of color
By TAYLOR JUNG, SOCIAL JUSTICE WRITER | JUNE 26, 2023 | LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY, MORE ISSUES, SOCIAL Critics point out that social-justice...
Jun 26, 2023


Officials defend regulation of cannabis industry during hearing before lawmakers
By SOPHIE NIETO-MUNOZ - JUNE 24, 2023 9:29 AM Lawmakers accused cannabis regulators of pulling strings to reinstate the license of a...
Jun 26, 2023


Environmental justice and our clean energy future | Opinion
By By Ronald Tuff and Ed Potosnak Rev. Ronald Tuff is a GreenFaith New Jersey Organizer, where he specializes in organizing Black...
Jun 21, 2023


Move to set minimum age of 14 for criminal responsibility in NJ
By Ted Goldberg There's bipartisan support for adoption of that age in criminal cases New Jersey is one of 24 states that does not have a...
Jun 20, 2023


Lawmakers propose 14 as minimum age for juvenile delinquency
Younger wrongdoers need rehabilitative services — not a criminal record, legislators say By Dana DiFilippo - June 12, 2023 Several...
Jun 13, 2023


More grant funding available for women- and minority-owned businesses looking to enter wind sector
By ROI-NJ Staff(Phillipsburg) - May 31, 2023 More grant funding available for women- and minority-owned businesses looking to enter...
Jun 6, 2023


SandSJ Testifies for Black Maternal Health Bill
Today, the New Jersey Assembly Health Committee advanced Assembly Bill 5472, a bill that would establish the New Jersey Maternal and...
Jun 5, 2023


Backing for bill that would fund community crisis response teams
JOANNA GAGIS, SENIOR CORRESPONDENT | JUNE 2, 2023 | LAW & PUBLIC SAFETY, MORE ISSUES The bill would also establish a Community Crisis...
Jun 5, 2023


Faith leaders want community-led solutions, not police-led responses
By Rev. Timothy Adkins-Jones, Rev.Weldon McWilliams IV, Rev. John Taylor Three faith leaders say the state’s most vulnerable communities...
May 30, 2023


SandSJ Successfully Testifies for Community-Led Response Bill
Yesterday, following impassioned testimony after testimony, Assembly Bill 5326 advanced out of the Law and Public Safety Committee....
May 19, 2023


Bill advances to fund community crisis response teams to reduce police violence
By DANA DIFILIPPO- MAY 19, 2023 The Rev. Charles Boyer, pastor of Greater Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church in Trenton and founding director of...
May 19, 2023


POD Talks Episode 3: Black History, Justice & the State of Our Democracy
Jeannine LaRue, Reverend Charles Boyer and Reva Foster sat down join Sean Spiller for our latest episode of POD Talks to talk black...
May 16, 2023


NJ’s attorney general confronts gun violence, corruption, police reform — and a paradox
By Nancy Solomon New Jersey State Attorney General Matt Platkin is faced with a paradox: He says his top priority is helping local police...
May 15, 2023


Trenton groups holding Entrepreneurial Workshops for recently incarcerated
By By A.Z. Johnson | Ajohnson@Trentonian.com | Tracey Syphax introduces Mayor Reed Gusciora at a press conference Tuesday at City Hall....
May 11, 2023


AG Platkin Announces Multidisciplinary Public Safety Innovation Working Group
For Immediate Release: May 3, 2023 Office of the Attorney General – Matthew J. Platkin, Attorney General TRENTON – Attorney General...
May 4, 2023


Projects that expose communities of color in N.J. to more pollution must be axed under new rules
By Steven Rodas | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Aliyia Jones, right, and her daughter Infinity, 8, protest the air and water quality in...
Apr 24, 2023


Legal Forum in Newark Points to Redlining as Root of Segregation
By MARK J. BONAMO A group of legal heavyweights, along with government and advocacy groups, came to Newark to examine redlining - a...
Apr 24, 2023
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