Center City Residents Association

PlanSmart NJ is a nonprofit organization based in Trenton, NJ, dedicated to improving the quality of life in the city, country, and around the world. With a strong network of contacts, they generate new ideas and provide services to humanity and the world, including an excellent volunteer program. They offer a range of services and activities, and their upcoming June 3rd Conference focuses on impacting economic expansion and retention in New Jersey from a land use perspective. Under the leadership of their new Executive Director, Lucy Vandenberg, PlanSmart NJ aims to further the principles of sound land use planning and regional cooperation through research, technical assistance, and public policy work. They are committed to informed decision-making and have earned a reputation for their balanced approach to land use planning. With a focus on New Jersey's economic future, environment, and quality of life, they invite individuals to become members and join their efforts in making the state more prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable.Generated from the website

The United Steelworkers (USW) in Vineland, NJ is a proud union representing workers in various industries, including healthcare, education, and museums. With a strong focus on social justice and civil rights, the USW advocates for fair labor practices and solidarity among workers both locally and globally. Recent achievements include securing a first contract for university faculty, organizing workers at the Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, and strengthening global solidarity through partnerships with chemical workers in South America. The USW continues to fight for the rights and benefits of its members while promoting a resilient and supportive community. Generated from the website

The New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association, founded in 1981, provides a range of legal services related to job security, tenure protection, contract management and labor disputes. The association works to improve the quality of teaching and learning in New Jersey. It addresses critical and emerging issues relevant to school leadership. The New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association also manages a political action committee. The association offers an online information portal, the NJPSA Legislative Action Center, which offers interactive links to officials and agencies. In addition, it manages print and electronic publications, including Capitol Update and Educational Viewpoints. The New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association represents more than 7,000 principals, supervisors, directors and assistant superintendents.