In The News

Extended services provide more resources for Hispanic women

NJCU Announces Partnership with Latino Action Network and LAN Foundation

The Flow Initiative Announces Second Annual NJ Menstrual Health Summit

Rutgers study calls for more investment in Hispanic Women’s Resource Centers

Bill addresses mental health in Latino community

State suggests mediation, not litigation, to resolve school segregation suit

Judge sends N.J. school segregation case to mediation

Desegregation orders have led to progress in some school districts in recent decades, in NJ and elsewhere

‘I felt like I was lost’: NJ students say school segregation impacted their education

Some praise ruling criticizing NJ school segregation. But what happens now?

New Jersey can’t afford to overlook Latina women

Rutgers Report Finds Latina Immigrants Are Scraping by in NJ

U. Center for Women and Work publishes study on challenges Latinas face in workforce

Let’s see evidence in NJ disagreement over Millville court

Bill advances that would bar discrimination in home appraisals

Judge alleges N.J. municipal court is still discriminating against Latino defendants

Newark Nonprofit Holds Healthcare Signups for Undocumented Kids

Advocates work to sign up more kids for NJ health insurance

Backsliding will not move us forward in our quest for true criminal justice reform

The takeover controversy in the Paterson police department is personal 

It’s time to focus on the courts

NJ officials and plaintiffs in landmark school segregation case begin mediation

Criminal Justice Reform Takes Center Stage at Latino Action Network Assembly

Solitary confinement system is flawed and inhumane

Rutgers study: NJ Latinx students’ barriers to college

School segregation lawsuit: Both sides ask court

to extend mediation deadline