Jane Clementi, Mother of Tyler Clementi, Chairs Task Force.

Report provides new recommendations for schools, state, and federal policymakers.

Fighting to combat cyberbullying, improve bullying investigations, expand training for staff, incorporate mental health services into schools.

Ending the "bullying bureaucracy" that disincentivizes reporting or makes reporting bullying incidents difficult.

$1,000 Deposit Will Benefit 3 out of 4 Children Born in 2021.

Proposal Mirrors Legislation Introduced at the Federal Level by U.S. Senator Cory Booker.

New Jersey ranks 21st in the country for women in elected office. In 231 years, we have never elected a US Senator. State held office lingers at 30%. In 2020, 44, or 32.6%, of the 135 County Freeholders in New Jersey are women, only 11% of the 44 are women of color. Among the 75 cities with populations over 30,000 in New Jersey, 10 (13.3%) have female mayors; only two mayors are women of color. “This lack of representation in both local and national office raises concerns about the health and quality of our democracy. It’s time for a change and Elect Women NJ will intentionally recruit a broader diversity of candidates to run for local office,” said Kerri Kennedy, Founder and Chairwoman of Elect Women NJ.

Rep Josh Gottheimer is “working with #NJ5 school superintendents to help make sure every student is fed — whether they're learning in-person or remotely.

A Sussex County nonprofit agency received a special visit Thursday from New Jersey’s First Lady Tammy Murphy, who saw first-hand the impact the coronavirus crisis has had on some the county’s most vulnerable population.