About the chapter
New Jersey - Philadelphia SSN is comprised of members from a number of universities in the Garden State and the Philadelphia area. Our chapter members contribute meaningful policy research on a variety of topics, including education, economic and racial inequality, criminal justice, social welfare, immigration, and health care. This chapter was founded in 2014.
Leaders
- Race & Ethnicity
- Civic Engagement
- Democracy & Governance
- Public Health
Rutgers University-Camden
Members
- Civic Engagement
- Children & Families
- Race & Ethnicity
- Education
Atlantic Health System
- Media & Public Opinion
- Civic Engagement
- Education
Seton Hall University
- Children & Families
- Race & Ethnicity
- Education
Rutgers University-Camden
- Democracy & Governance
- Civic Engagement
- Media & Public Opinion
- Environment & Energy
Drexel University
- Gender & Sexuality
- Children & Families
- Civic Engagement
- Labor
Rutgers University
- Media & Public Opinion
- Gender & Sexuality
Rutgers University-Camden
Rutgers University-New Brunswick
- Children & Families
- Immigration
- Democracy & Governance
University of Pennsylvania
- Children & Families
- Labor
University of California, San Francisco
University of Pennsylvania
University of California, Berkeley
- Law & Courts
- Media & Public Opinion
- Children & Families
- Criminal Justice
- Science & Technology
Rutgers University-Newark
- Media & Public Opinion
- Science & Technology
- Democracy & Governance
- Environment & Energy
Princeton University
- Education
- Colleges & Universities
- Public Health
- Immigration
- Race & Ethnicity
Princeton University
- Media & Public Opinion
- Law & Courts
- Democracy & Governance
Fairleigh Dickinson University
- Democracy & Governance
- Colleges & Universities
- Education
University of Pennsylvania
- Gender & Sexuality
- Labor
- Health Care
- Public Health
- Reproductive Health
Rutgers University
- Media & Public Opinion
- Race & Ethnicity
- Gender & Sexuality
- Civic Engagement
Rutgers University
- Colleges & Universities
- Civic Engagement
University of Illinois at Chicago
New York University
- Media & Public Opinion
- Reproductive Health
- Race & Ethnicity
- Religion & Values
- Gender & Sexuality
Rutgers University-Camden
- Criminal Justice
- Race & Ethnicity
- Public Health
Rutgers University
Justice Collaboratory at Yale Law School
New Jersey Center on Gun Violence Research
- Civic Engagement
- Race & Ethnicity
- Gender & Sexuality
- Inequality
Princeton University
- Race & Ethnicity
- Civic Engagement
- Gender & Sexuality
Swarthmore College
- Children & Families
- Criminal Justice
- Race & Ethnicity
Rutgers University
- Criminal Justice
- Race & Ethnicity
- Democracy & Governance
- Education
Rutgers University-Camden
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