Project Ready and The Newark Museum of Art Join Forces to Showcase Community-Centric Artwork
Posted OnJuly 18, 2023 byThe Newark Museum of Art’s P.L.A.C.E. (Promoting Legislative and Community Engagement) initiative, led by Mary Dowd (NMOA Chief of Staff) and Darryl Dwayne Walker (NMOA Manager of Community Engagement), aims to deepen existing partnerships and forge new connections with elected officials, arts organizations, and social service agencies to foster community well-being. This collaboration with Project Ready exemplifies NMOA’s commitment to creating a more equitable community that is reflective of its diverse audience.Read More…
Newark’s Project Ready Civil Rights Art Museum Highlights Voting Power
Posted OnApril 14, 2023 byThe Voting Power Experience’ highlights significant events in the Civil Rights Movement.Read More…
Pop-up museum in Newark highlights civil rights struggles, urges residents to vote
Posted OnApril 14, 2023 byThe Voting Power Experience’ highlights significant events in the Civil Rights Movement.Read More…
Pop-up museum in Newark is aimed at inspiring more people to vote
Posted OnApril 14, 2023 byThe Voting Power Experience’ highlights significant events in the Civil Rights Movement.Read More…
Opinion: While DC Fails Us, In Newark We Know It Takes A Village
Posted OnDecember 23, 2021 byAcross the city Black self-help organizations like Leaders for Life are stepping up to help tame physical hunger and feed the spirit.Read More…
Project Ready wants N.J. to keep making voting more accessible
Posted OnNovember 15, 2021 byProject Ready, a non-profit organization that seeks to improve voter participation, wants the state to make voting easier and more accessible. “There should be no confusion about what the results of New Jersey’s election mean – people want options for safe, easy, and convenient voting,” said Project Ready CEO Shennell McCloud. “There’s no such thing as…Read More…
WATCH — Education Experts Talk COVID Slide, Math Recovery and the Key Role STEM Skills Will Play in a Post-Pandemic World
Posted OnNovember 13, 2021 byNew research suggests the pandemic’s long-term impact on math learning might be considerably more severe than on reading skills. How can educators and parents counter this? Why is it so important? And how does it factor into the future of America’s workforce, where STEM skills will increasingly become a priority? These are the questions that…Read More…