The Bloc Foundation is bringing certified construction training to incarcerated women so they have a leg up when reentering society. Read more here tinyurl.com/4fsubxun

25 years ago, James Comer went to prison as a teenager.
On 10/17 he walked out a free man — and a minister.
His case reshaped NJ law for juveniles and inspired hope for others seeking redemption. read more here: tinyurl.com/bdu9x3aa @aclu.org #JuvenileJustice #JamesComer #ACLU

When asked about Hispanic Heritage Month, Teresa Vivar paused. “I don’t identify as Hispanic or Latino, I’m Indigenous. Oaxaca, where I’m from, has more than 84 Indigenous languages still spoken today. That’s the culture I carry.”

Read more: tinyurl.com/2hv35357 #IndigenousPeoplesDay

Family. Culture. Music. Incredible performances. The UniverSoul Circus is more than a show — it's an experience that connects generations! Newark, “Rhythm of the World” is here October 2–19, with a special performance for #IndigenousPeoplesDay. #FamilyEntertainment

Jay T knew he was different at age four. His journey has been both challenging and life-affirming.“For me, this isn’t about sexual orientation; it’s about a difference in gender identity,” Thomas said. “This isn’t a lifestyle, it’s my life. That’s a huge difference.” tinyurl.com/3dy4uuef
#LGBTQIA

Autism isn’t one path — it’s a spectrum of challenges and strengths here are 3 stories of resilient parents and thriving folks on the autism spectrum tinyurl.com/mt76n5d5 #DisabilityPride #AutismAwareness

Army veteran and Civil War re-enactor Fred Minus spoke to Hopewell Valley HS students about the Civil War on Juneteenth. He reminded them that the war wasn’t just about battles – it was about defining the country’s future and who was included in its promise. Read more here: tinyurl.com/53dbud83

Jazz House Kids, has nurtured thousands of kids for over 22 years. Led by Melissa Walker + 9x Grammy-winner Christian McBride (@NewportJazz artistic director), it’s a space to grow through jazz, community & storytelling. Read about it here: tinyurl.com/mrxcmeud
#JazzEducation #ChristianMcBride

Pennington African Cemetery is the resting place of Black Civil War veterans and local residents once barred from white cemeteries by segregation laws. Today, caretakers will honor them with flags and guided tours. The cemetery is open to visitors year round - 413-417 South Main St. in Pennington.

For more than 70 years, Dr. Cofield has fought for civil rights in North Carolina and New Jersey. Her activism led to legislative change and everything that she learned was used as leverage to uplift her community. Yesterday she spoke at her book signing for the "Nine O'Clock Whistle."

Please join me and a panel of warrior women from a cross section of N.J.'s communities for a discussion to raise awareness about Domestic Violence.

Every 9 seconds a woman is assaulted or beaten

an act of domestic violence happens every 7.29 minutes in NJ

DV is the leading cause of homelessness