Independence Day requires us to have Juneteenth, our Black Emancipation Day
NJ.com published an op-ed written by Eagleton Director John J. Farmer, Jr.
"Some months ago, a book was sent to me at the Eagleton Institute by one of our alumnae, who graduated 50 years ago from Rutgers. In a rather sheepish cover letter, he confided that he had checked the book out from Eagleton’s and had come across it while cleaning out his bookshelves. After writing a short note back that all would be forgiven for his extremely overdue return in exchange for a donation of $50,000 (I hope he can take a joke), I picked up the book and began to read."
"Vote, Run, Win and Lead"
The 19th shared CAWP & Higher Height's new report Black Women in American Politics 2023 in The Amendment, the biweekly newsletter from their editor-at-large, Errin Haines. Read the full report.
What Dobbs May Mean for Motivating Women Voters in Election 2024
Forbes published an op-ed written by CAWP Director of Research Dr. Kelly Dittmar.
"The anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade has yielded many reflections on what this change to reproductive rights has meant for women across the United States. But one year after this monumental decision, we should also be looking forward to consider not only the significant impact of Dobbs on women’s lives but also how it might motivate their political engagement in the 2024 elections."
Should NJ Transit raise fares, cut service? What NJ Residents Say
New Jersey 101.5 mentioned ECPIP Director and Assistant Research Professor Dr. Ashley Koning in an article on June 26, 2023.
According to Ashley Koning, the director of the Rutgers Eagleton poll most New Jerseyans favor increasing state aid to stabilize funding and avert an NJ Transit budget shortfall as opposed to cutting service or raising fares. |