NJ Museum Explores Segregation and Stereotypes Through Artifacts
Elementor #5668 Article and Photos By SJCRP Journalism Fellows In February, during Black History Month, the first 2024 South Jersey Community Reporter Fellows group convened. The cohort, comprising six members, […]
Election Impact: Why local voter turnout in Trenton matters more than ever
Election Impact: Why local voter turnout in Trenton matters more than ever Article By Shelby Denise Smith (The Trenton Journal) If we asked people on the street to name three […]
Young Black Voters on 2024: ‘Does Our Vote Really Matter?’
Young Black Voters on 2024: ‘Does Our Vote Really Matter?’ Article By Tennyson Donyea Young Black voters face a mix of motivation and frustration as the 2024 presidential election nears. […]
Yendor Presents “Tiers” by Reg E Gaines and Youth Film Premiere in Newark
Yendor Presents Tiers by Reg E. Gaines and Youth Film Premiere in Newark Article By Tennyson Donyea If you’re into stories that hit home, two upcoming events in Newark are […]
Magic Mushrooms May Soon Be Approved for Therapy in N.J.
“This is not recreational,” said Senate Budget Committe Chair Paul Sarlo, D-Bergen. “This is here to help those who are really struggling and don’t want to get addicted to something.”
From the Streets to the Stage: Brick City Jam 2024 Was a Whole Movement
From the Streets to the Stage: Brick City Jam 2024 Was a Whole Movement Video By Tennyson Donyea and Frank Santos From June 19 to June 21, 2024, the Brick […]
Behind the Scenes with Marco Hall: Fashion, Freedom, and Bold Statements at Mana Contemporary
Behind the Scenes with Marco Hall: Fashion, Freedom, and Bold Statements at Mana Contemporary Video By Tennyson Donyea On September 5, Newark-native and acclaimed fashion designer Marco Hall took over […]
Listen Now: ‘Metamorphic Soul’ on Spotify
As spring breathes new life into the world around us, it’s also time to breathe new life into your music discovery.
Black-owned businesses shut out from N.J. state contracts. Is this a solution?
Black lawmakers in New Jersey are moving forward with a proposal they say will make securing government contracts more equitable for minority-owned businesses.
Breaking the Mold: Flisadam Pointer Defies Critics to Redefine News in the Social Media Age
Discover Flisadam Pointer’s journey from Newark to national fame in journalism, and how she’s transforming media with a focus on community stories