For Yocontalie Jackson, who started the Camden Walk of Fame back in 2014 to pay tribute to some of the brightest stars in the city’s history, the two honorees that were inducted on October 5 were particularly special. “I wanted to look at two strong Black women who were leaders in our community and were […]
E. Denies Peoples survived idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and now works to help others understand the life-changing impact of organ donation.
Artists and community organizations are using murals, galleries and public spaces to challenge the narratives imposed on Camden and affirm the beauty and humanity of its residents.
The Haiti-focused nonprofit is celebrating two decades of providing healthcare in Cité Soleil as rising needs put new demands on its medical programs.
The nation’s largest poetry festival returns to NJPAC Oct. 15–17, bringing more than 100 poets, free community events, workshops and performances to Newark as the city welcomes its first poet laureate, Mia X.
America 250, Young voices, civil rights movement, Big Brothers Big Sisters: what does it mean to be American
Monday, October 5 at the Ziegfeld Ballroom. Tickets on sale now!
