Podcast by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Health of the Delaware River: Where Are We Heading? by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: NJ's Clean Energy Future: What's Next with Electric Vehicles? by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Vaping in NJ - Managing Public Health Risk 12/06/19 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Prescription Drug Prices 10/18/19 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Energy Storage Issues 09/20/2019 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Adverse Childhood Experiences 09/19/2019 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Marijuana in NJ, What's Next? 06/21/2019 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Defining the Diploma 06/18/2019 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Improving Energy Efficiency in NJ 06-05-19 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Affordable Housing in New Jersey: What's Next? 05-31-19 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Envisioning Better End-of-Life Care in NJ 03/21/2019 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: A Map to NJ's Clean Energy Future 03/15/2019 by NJ Spotlight
Roundtable: Defining the Diploma 03/07/19 by NJ Spotlight
Discussing remedies for lead in New Jersey schools’ drinking water
It’s been 10 years since United Way set an ambitious goal to make the invisible visible. Hidden within every community, every age group, and every ethnicity were a growing number of workers earning above the poverty line, but less than what’s needed to survive. In a state perceived as wealthy, United Way placed a spotlight on these workers, calling them ALICE® (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed). Today with some 900,000 ALICE households in New Jersey – nearly triple the number in poverty – it’s a moral and economic imperative that we find innovative solutions that stem this growth in financial instability. NJ Spotlight and United Ways of New Jersey teamed up on October 29, 2018 to bring together our state’s top lawmakers and thought leaders to explore how New Jersey can be a national model for change in reversing this trend.
NJSpotlight Roundtable Podcast: NJ's Drinking Water: PFAS Chemical Threats 12/05/2018 by NJ Spotlight
NJSpotlight Roundtable Podcast: Offshore Wind Power 11/9/2018 by NJ Spotlight
NJSpotlight Roundtable Podcast: Opioid Epidemic in New Jersey (3 of 3), Recovery by NJ Spotlight
New Jersey's Energy Future: Energy Efficiency by NJ Spotlight
The Opioid Epidemic in New Jersey (2 of 3) by NJ Spotlight
The Opioid Epidemic in New Jersey (1 of 3) by NJ Spotlight
NJSpotlight: New Jersey's Energy Future: Modernizing Energy Infrastructure by NJ Spotlight
NJSpotlight — New Jersey's Energy Future: Renewable Energy by NJ Spotlight
A recording of a Jan. 30, 2018 panel discussion about the documentary "Food for Thought: The Path to Food Security in Newark, NJ" moderated by NJ Spotlight reporter Lilo H. Stainton. Panelists include: Nathaly Agosto Filion, Shakira McKnight, Amarilys Olivo, Denise V. Rodgers, and Debra Vizzi. For more information about hosting a screening of the documentary, contact linda.kamateh@rwjbh.org Music by Scott Holmes http://www.scottholmesmusic.uk/
NJSpotlight: New Jersey's Energy Future: Electric Vehicles by NJ Spotlight
NJSpotlight: The Future of Medicaid in New Jersey - Panel 2 - Focus on Maternity Health by NJ Spotlight
NJSpotlight: The Future of Medicaid in New Jersey - Keynote and Panel 1 - Future of Medicaid in NJ by NJ Spotlight
In Part II of the audio recording of this NJ Spotlight/State Impact PA event, our panel of experts discuss the issues and challenges confronting the Delaware River Watershed. Panelists were: Jennifer Adkins, Executive Director, Partnership for the Delaware Estuary Tim Dillingham, Executive Director, American Littoral Society Dennis Hart, Executive Director, Chemistry Council of New Jersey Doug O'Malley, Director, Environment New Jersey Maya van Rossum, The Delaware Riverkeeper
The Delaware River Watershed spans four states, contains vital ecological resources, is home to more than eight million residents and provides drinking water to millions more. As the region faces stress from pollution, overuse and a changing global climate, recent moves in Washington D.C. to change federal regulations are also complicating the picture; questions abound on both the quantity and quality of the area’s water supplies. In this recording of our keynote presentation, Carol Collier — Senior Advisor for Watershed Management and Policy, The Academy of Natural Sciences, Drexel University and Former Executive Director of the Delaware River Basin Commission — lays out the challenges and issues surrounding the Watershed today.
NJ Spotlight's Joe Tyrrell on the state's high rate of foreclosures
Recorded October 14, 2016 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, N.J. Panelists included Braden Crooks, Co-founder, Designing the WE; Paul Silverman, Founder & Principal, SILVERMAN; Lester Taylor, Mayor, City of East Orange; moderated by Barbara George Johnson, Executive Director, John S. Watson Institute For Public Policy, Thomas Edison State University.
Recorded at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center on October 14, 2016, this was the opening keynote for NJ Spotlight On Cities. A conversation on urban agendas of the past, present and future with Former NJ Gov. Thomas H. Kean and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka. Moderated by NJ Spotlight CEO & Founding Editor John Mooney.
Recorded at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center on October 14, 2016. Panelists were Staci Berger, President & CEO, Housing and Community Development Network of New Jersey; Rev. Eric Dobson, Outreach Coordinator, Fair Share Housing Center; Renee Wolf Koubiadis, Executive Director, Anti-Poverty Network of New Jersey. Moderated by Peter Reinhart, Director of the Kislak Real Estate Institute, Monmouth University.
Recorded October 14, 2016 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark, NJ. This session brought together some of the public figures considering running for New Jersey governor in 2016. Panelists included Assemblyman John Wisniewski, Phil Murphy, Assemblyman Jack Ciattarelli and Tom Byrne. The session was moderated by NJ Spotlight Editor-In-Chief, Lee Keough.
Lead in water in Newark and Flint, Mich., is focusing new attention on drinking water quality. With an aging infrastructure, how well is New Jersey poised to provide safe and affordable water to residents? What else needs to be done to manage its use and proper disposal? This NJ Spotlight Roundtable was held Friday, April 1st, 2016 at Mercer County Community College, James Kerney Campus in Trenton, N.J. Panelists were: Dennis W. Doll, Chairman, President & CEO, Middlesex Water Company; Peggy Gallos, Executive Director, Association of Environmental Authorities of New Jersey; Dan Kennedy, Assistant Commissioner, Water Resources Management, NJ Department of Environmental Protection; and Daniel Van Abs, Associate Professor of Practice for Water, Society and Environment at the Rutgers School of Environmental and Biological Sciences. Tom Johnson of NJ Spotlight moderated. For more information, see www.njspotlight.com
Recorded at NJ Spotlight On Cities, held October 16th, 2015 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Panelists: Gordon MacInnes, President, New Jersey Policy Perspective Michele Siekerka, President, New Jersey Business & Industry Association. Moderated by John Reitmeyer, Public Finance writer, NJ Spotlight.
Recorded at NJ Spotlight On Cities, October 16th, 2015 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Panelists: Chris Sturm, Senior Director of State Policy, New Jersey Future Damon Rich, Partner, Hector Design Service Moderated by Tom Johnson, Co-Founder, Energy & Environment writer, NJ Spotlight
Recorded at NJ Spotlight On Cities, held October 16, 2015 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Panelists: Isaiah "Zay" Little,Brigade Captain, Code For Newark and Program Manager for Office of Information Technology, City of Newark Akisia Grigsby, Founding Parter, Open JC Sharad Hegde, Director of Engineering, Open JC Moderated by Heather Taylor, Dow Jones News Fund
Recorded at NJ Spotlight On Cities, held October 16th, 2015 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Dale Russakoff, Author of “The Prize: Who’s In Charge of America’s Schools?” moderates a discussion with three of the educators featured in her book: Dominique D. Lee, Joanna Belcher, Princess Fils Aime.
Recorded at NJ Spotlight On Cities, held October 16th, 2015 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center Panelists: Chris Cerf, superintendent of Newark Public Schools and former New Jersey commissioner of education Paul Tractenberg, co-director, Institute On Education Law and Policy and founder of the Education Law Center; Drew Martin, executive director, KIPP-Cooper Norcross Academy in Camden Moderated by NJ Spotlight education writer and founding editor John Mooney
Recorded at NJ Spotlight On Cities, held October 16, 2015 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Ralph Izzo, President and CEO of PSEG Joe Taylor, Chairman and CEO of Panasonic North America Moderated by Tom Moran, the Editorial Page Editor and columnist of The Star-Ledger/NJ Advance Media.
Recorded at NJ Spotlight On Cities, held October 16, 2015 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center. Panelists: Ron Beit, CEO of RBH Group, LLC and President of RBH Management; Paul Silverman, Co-Founder & Principal of SILVERMAN; and Christiana Foglio-Palmer, CEO of Community Investment Strategies. Moderated by Peter Kasabach, Executive Director of New Jersey Future.
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