The issues women face in politics will be the focus of NFRPP’s October 6th event, which is timely with the Clinton campaign. What are the history, culture, requirements, practices, and challenges for women in politics? What issues do women prioritize […]
Given the current political climate, many believe that crucial features of our Constitution have been lost, compromised, or ignored. Is this really the case? Is the precious American Constitution, and the democracy it fostered, in danger? If so, what explains […]
North Jersey Public Policy Network and The Institute for Sustainable Enterprise offer an engaging evening taking a retrospective view of the past financial crisis, and determining what has changed.
Transportation in the Next American City by Charles L. Marohn, Jr. PE AICP, a Strongtowns.org presentation, hosted by New Jersey Future and North Jersey Public Policy Network.
Income/wealth inequality is creating serious problems for America’s middle class and has worsened the plight of those in poverty. Maintaining and expanding the middle class while preserving the safety net is essential to stability and democracy. David Cay Johnston is […]
Timothy Noah discusses why America is different than other countries in its large disparity of income. Presented by North Jersey Policy Network.
Stanley Richards, Fortune Society, Jim McGreevey, former NJ Governor, and Exec. Director of the Jersey City Education and Training Program, Udi Ofer, director of the ACLU –NJ, and Neil Barsky, Founder Marshall Project Video by JayTreblecom Special thanks to FDU […]
The New Jersey Issues and Deluge with Gordon MacInnis, President of the New Jersey Policy Perspective, former State Senator and expert on NJ affairs.
How has America become the most unequal advanced country in the world, and what can we do about it? In his latest book, THE GREAT DIVIDE, Joseph E. Stiglitz expands on the diagnosis he offered in his best-selling book The […]
