Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin On Thursday, December 4, 2025, ACNJ held its Annual Breakfast Celebration with the theme “Stronger Starts: Advancing Maternal and Infant Health in New Jersey.” Board Chair Jennifer Robinson thanked our generous sponsors and reflected on the event’s origins, sharing how former board chair and fund development committee chair Richard Trenk envisioned […]
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Camden Kids Count 2025, A City Profile of Child Well-Being
Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin Camden Kids Count 2025: Measuring Child Well-Being Amid Economic Pressures, Threats to Federal Safety Net Programs On Friday, Dec. 12th, join CPAC for a dynamic convergence of minds, where leaders grow, departments connect, and innovation takes center stage through hands-on workshops and collaborative learning. That morning, ACNJ will be presenting findings […]
New Jersey Child Care Assistance Program Limited Re-opening
Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin New Jersey Reopens the Child Care Assistance Program (CCAP), A Major Victory for Families Advocates Urge Continued Focus on Long-term Solution to Affordable Child Care Newark, NJ — Advocates for Children of New Jersey (ACNJ) and the New Jersey Association for the Education of Young Children (NJAEYC) celebrate a major milestone […]
ACNJ Policy Director Winifred Smith-Jenkins on Gov. Elect Sherrill Transition Team
Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin Winifred Smith-Jenkins, PhD Early Learning Policy and Advocacy Director Governor-Elect Sherrill has announced the members of her transition team and ACNJ’s Early Learning Policy and Advocacy Director, Winifred Smith-Jenkins, is on the Delivering a Strong Education for New Jersey Children Action Team! This policy team will be co-chaired by Meghan Tavormina, […]
Newark Kids Count Data Snapshot: Positive Youth Development
Facebook X (Twitter) Linkedin Download Data Snapshot Newark Data Snapshots 2025 Newark Kids Count Reports Advocates for Children of New Jersey provides a snapshot of positive youth development in Newark by examining several data indicators that provide insight on how youth in Newark are faring, including chronic absenteeism, graduation rates, and juvenile arrests, all of […]
