Rolando Manna

Essex County

Eric Kiefer

New York City Metropolitan Area

Newark

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South Orange

Maplewood

West Orange

Bloomfield

Belleville-Nutley

Hudson County

Caren Lissner

Jersey City

Millburn-Short Hills

Union County

Springfield

Cranford

Montclair

Rutgers University

Join Sudanese peace activist Dr. Suad Musa and women’s human rights defender Indai Sajor for a compelling session connecting personal testimony with strategic legal reform. This free event highlights the transformative potential of centering survivor voices in shaping global accountability processes, moderated by Manira Alva.

Local Event: Women’s Access To Justice In Conflict: Legal Frameworks And Lived Reality

Women’s Access To Justice In Conflict: Legal...

Join Sudanese peace activist Dr. Suad Musa and women’s human rights defender Indai Sajor for a compelling session connecting...

Women’s Access To Justice In Conflict: Legal Frameworks And Lived Reality

Weequahic Park

A free community e-waste collection event, hosted by Panasonic! Stop by Weequahic Park (Meeker Avenue Entrance)&nbsp;to recycle your old TVs, computers, laptops, printers, phones, small household appliances, and other e-waste.*
Date: Thursday, May 14, 2026
Time: 7:30 am ET - 2:00 pm ET
For more information, call the Weequahic Park Sports Authority at 973-877-9773
What you can recycle
<ul><li>CPUs, notebook computers, laptop computers, towers, servers</li><li>Televisions (CRT and flat screen)</li><li>Computer monitors (CRT and flat screen)</li><li>Printers</li><li>Scanners</li><li>Copiers</li><li>Fax machines</li><li>Computer keyboards</li><li>Computer mice</li><li>Computer cables and wires</li><li>Printed circuit boards</li><li>Disk drives</li><li>Answering machines</li><li>Telephone systems</li><li>Cell phones</li><li>Satellite descramblers/receivers</li><li>Projectors</li><li>Cameras</li><li>Video cameras</li><li>VCR players</li><li>DVD players</li><li>Tape recorders</li><li>Video game systems</li><li>Radios</li><li>Stereos</li><li>MP3 players</li><li>Handheld computer devices</li><li>Toasters, microwaves, blenders, coffee makers, blow dryers, and such other small household electrical items as identified by mutual agreement of the Parties.</li></ul>
What you cannot recycle
<ul><li>Mini fridges</li><li>Air conditioners</li><li>Oil-filled space heaters</li><li>Anything hazardous, acutely hazardous, toxic or words of similar import or regulatory effect</li><li>White goods or large appliances</li><li>Freon-containing devices</li><li>Smoke detectors</li><li>Loose batteries</li></ul>
*Items must not include Freon or Oil

Local Event: Free Electronic Waste Collection Event on Thursday, May 14

Free Electronic Waste Collection Event on...

A free community e-waste collection event, hosted by Panasonic! Stop by Weequahic Park (Meeker Avenue Entrance) to recycle your...

Free Electronic Waste Collection Event on Thursday, May 14

Virtual

Why should I attend the Berkeley College Virtual Open House?


 Berkeley College can help you reach your full potential!


 The Virtual Open House helps prospective students explore degree programs, Admissions, Financial Aid, and student life before enrolling. You’ll learn how Berkeley College will support your academic, professional, and personal success—from day one through graduation and beyond.


 What will I learn at the Virtual Open House?


 You’ll hear about:

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 <li>Our career-focused degree and certificate programs to prepare you for today’s in-demand fields</li>
 <li>Admissions and financial aid, including grants, scholarships, and other options to help make your education more affordable</li>
 <li>Our exceptional support services, including tutoring through the Center for Academic Success</li>
 <li>The Berkeley College experience by connecting with current students, faculty, and staff</li>
 <li>Sports, clubs, activities, leadership opportunities, and much more</li>
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 Who should attend?

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 <li>Anyone interested in beginning or advancing their career</li>
 <li>High school students</li>
 <li>Adults seeking to change careers</li>
 <li>Working professionals seeking career advancement</li>
 <li>Transfer students —you’ll learn about the simple Admissions and credit transfer processes and get answers to all your questions</li>
</ul>

 Registration is required for this free virtual event.
 
 An access link will be emailed upon confirmation.
 
 For more information call 855-377-6171.

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Bergen County

Paramus

Virtual Open House at Berkeley College


    Why should I attend the Berkeley College Virtual Open House?


    Berkeley College can help you reach your full...

Morristown United Methodist Church

Supernatural: The Play, is a powerful, funny, and insightful production exploring the lives of seven Black women as they confront their definitions of beauty, identity, and self-acceptance through their relationships with their hair. Rated one of L.A.’s top shows to watch by Stage Raw, the production has played to sold-out audiences across New Jersey, New York, Virginia, Maryland, and California. Now, after a COVID hiatus, an updated reading returns to the stage on Saturday, May 23, 2026 at 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM at Morristown United Methodist Church, Fellowship Hall.
Supernatural: The Play weaves together stories of triumph, humor, and self-discovery making audiences laugh while challenging them to reflect on identity, beauty, and belonging. At its heart, the play examines the cultural and legal battles Black women have faced over their hair. From school and workplace discrimination to the legislative fight behind the CROWN Act, the show celebrates the resilience and self-love that define the journey.
Often described as “The Vagina Monologues—but about hair,” the play brings together rich, real-life experiences of women who have struggled with and ultimately embraced their natural selves. Guided by a dynamic narrator, audiences meet a diverse group of women, including a cancer patient, a woman of Jewish heritage, a YouTube personality, and others, each navigating deeply personal hair journeys that reveal larger truths about identity and acceptance.
Since its debut in 2012, the production has traveled across the country. Leads in the play have included actress Kim Coles (Living Single) and the late Suzzanne Douglas, (When They See Us, How Stella Got Her Groove Back). The production continues to resonate with theatergoers, reminding us all that “everyone has a hair story.”

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Supernatural: The Play

Supernatural: The Play, is a powerful, funny, and insightful production exploring the lives of seven Black women as they...

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