Congresswoman, State Senators, Police Chief to Speak at South Brunswick Mosque Jan. 14

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ - All are invited to a town hall and panel-style discussion next Saturday, Jan. 14 hosted by the Islamic Society of Central Jersey. It will be attended by the South Brunswick Chief of Police Raymond Hayducka, several Township Council people, Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman and state Senator Ray Lesniak and state Senator Linda Greenstein, all of whom will speak.

The Center writes: Join us we unite to celebrate and reaffirm our civil rights and civil liberties. Join us as we honor the rights of individuals to receive equal treatment (and to be free from unfair treatment or discrimination), advancement of equality for all people regardless of race, sex, age, disability, national origin, religion, or certain other characteristics. We stand united in these times, to protect and preserve those rights, and to send a clear message of "united we stand." This discussion will also educate members of our community on how we can be more involved in their neighborhoods as well as the larger community. Discussion around practical ideas that can be implemented on both the individual and community levels. We are unifiers. This event is to strengthen alliances. People of all faith communities are invited.

Prominent speakers include:

Moderator: Nouran Shehata

Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman

State Senator Raymond J. Lesniak

State Senator Linda R. Greenstein

Assemblyman Andrew Zwicker

Chief of Police Raymond J. Hayducka

Councilman Joe Camarota

Councilwoman Jo Hochman

South Brunswick Board of Education Board Member – Azra Baig

South Brunswick Board of Education Board Member - Deven Patel

President of the Islamic Society of Basking Ridge, Dr. Mohammad Ali Chaudry

Location: Islamic Society of Central Jersey, 4145 US 1 & Promenade Blvd., Monmouth Junction, New Jersey 08852 in the Multi-Purpose Room.

Date & Time: Saturday, January 14 from 5:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m.

Photo: The Islamic Society of Central Jersey on Rt. 1 at Promenade Blvd.