News & Commentary

The 2020 protests following Floyd’s murder demonstrated the potential for confronting police violence in communities of color. Yet half a decade later, the legislative response has still fallen short.

15 million people with disabilities are enrolled in Medicaid, and the House of Representatives just voted to cut $800 billion from this life-saving program.

This election, vote like your rights depend on it.

For the city council to address homelessness humanely, members must focus on ensuring easily accessible shelters and resources for those experiencing homelessness, not further criminalizing vulnerable people.

Habba's task force is premised on false, nativist, and thoroughly discredited narratives about fraudulent voting.

Creating CCRBs with meaningful community oversight of police is a critical step toward building a safer future for all New Jerseyans.

If the nation's most powerful law firms and civil society organizations don't stand up for our rights and our democracy, who will?

May Day is an important moment in the fight to advance immigrants’ rights.

As we approach 4/20, we’re reminded of the strides we’ve made to address the harms of the failed drug war in New Jersey over the past few years. But we know there is still more to do to further policies and programs that promote public health and racial justice.