Black women are nearly seven times more likely to die than white women from a pregnancy-related death in New Jersey. A number of promising programs – designed by and for Black women – could change that.
New housing law could bring more than 84,000 new affordable housing units across New Jersey by 2035, with half reserved for low-income families.
Hay casi el doble de centros antiaborto que la cantidad de clÃnicas de aborto en Nueva Jersey. Con frecuencia respaldados por grupos religiosos, se asemejan a las clÃnicas de salud y se enfocan en personas de bajos ingresos, inmigrantes y comunidades de color.
There are almost twice as many anti-abortion centers as actual abortion clinics in New Jersey. Often backed by religious ministries, they resemble health clinics and target low-income people, immigrants, and communities of color.
Newark groups launch "development watch" to inform residents of property development in their neighborhoods and train them to help shape zoning and land use decisions.
Durante la conferencia del gobernador sobre vivienda de 2024, los responsables de crear las normas y polÃticas debatieron sobre la expansión en la creación de viviendas multifamiliares y la construcción sostenible, pero prestaron poca atención a la búsqueda de soluciones al problema de segregación.
Policymakers discussed expanding multi-family housing and building sustainably at the 2024 governor’s conference on housing but paid little attention to remedying segregation.
Un modelo de salud comunitaria muestra potencial para ampliar el acceso a la atención de salud reproductiva para los inmigrantes latinos del estado.
A community health model shows potential for expanding reproductive health care access for the state’s Latinx immigrants.
In 2025, a committee of advocates will propose how New Jersey can implement reparations for Black people. Here is what we know so far.
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