Virtual Press Conference: “State of Solitary” Report Launch

Virtual Press Conference
“State of Solitary” Report Launch
October 1st, 6 PM



Next Tuesday, October 1, our NJ Prison Justice Watch coalition will release our new report: “Isolated Voices: The State of Solitary in NJ 2024.”

Join us for this important press conference, and bring critical attention the ongoing affront to human rights in New Jersey prisons.

Immigrant Rights Advocates Applaud the Introduction of the Immigrant Trust Act

Press release from the New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice
Press Contact: Kat Phan, (253) 579-5955, kphan@njimimgrantjustice.org


TRENTON [September 26, 2024]— The New Jersey Alliance for Immigrant Justice (NJAIJ) and its partners celebrate the introduction of the Immigrant Trust Act in the New Jersey Legislature today. This landmark legislation marks a momentous step toward protecting the privacy of our immigrant communities and expanding vital access to state and local public services. 

Post Abortion Care Kit Events—Coming to NJ Congregations This Fall!

Post Abortion Care Kit Events
Coming to NJ Congregations This Fall

By Jami Thall, Reproductive Justice Task Force Co-Chair


Since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade in 2022, many UU’s who support access to abortion care have been reaching out to ask how they can help.  Organizing, contributing to, or participating in a Post Abortion Care Kit Event is a meaningful way to support abortion patients.

Open Letter to the NJ Legislature on Public Transit

Originally published by Environment New Jersey

Photo by Adam E. Moreira


NJ Transportation Legislative Organizational Letter, Spring 2024

May 6, 2024

Dear Senate President Scutari, Assembly Speaker Coughlin, and Members of the NJ Legislature:

The undersigned 34 labor, social justice, transportation, environmental and community organizations write to urge you to: 1) halt the 15% NJ Transit (NJT) fare hike; 2) repurpose funds designated for the unneeded and unwanted expansion of the NJ Turnpike to replace the revenue that would be generated by the fare increase; 3) support and expand Gov. Murphy’s FY25 budget proposal for a corporate transit fee (CTF) to provide $800 million in dedicated funding for mass transit to avoid NJT’s upcoming fiscal cliff, which should include a full restoration of the Corporate Business Tax surcharge; and 4) end the raids on NJT’s capital budget and dedicate the Clean Energy Fund transfer to bus electrification to ensure that NJT can make desperately needed operational and infrastructure improvements.