đ The Leader in Journalism Fellowship
Weâre building a stronger, more informed South Jersey by supporting and elevating the next generation of storytellers.
đ The Leader in Journalism Fellowship
Weâre building a stronger, more informed South Jersey by supporting and elevating the next generation of storytellers.
đ The Leader in Journalism Fellowship
Weâre building a stronger, more informed South Jersey by supporting and elevating the next generation of storytellers.
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The South Jersey Emerging Journalists Project (SJEJP) is an independent initiative dedicated to supporting content creators and emerging journalists from underserved communities across Burlington, Camden, Gloucester, Salem, Cumberland, and Atlantic counties.
Through fellowships, partnerships, and community engagement, SJEJP works to ensure that South Jerseyâs diverse stories are told, heard, and shared.
Salem County has become one of New Jersey’s officially designated film-ready areas. Leaders hope the designation will attract productions and economic growth.
SICKLERVILLE, NJ â The Cross Keys Crusade for Democracy took place on February 18, 2026, and is one of many grassroots protests that have occurred across the state, where people share the sentiments of a nationwide movement opposing ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) tactics and other alleged aspects of government overreach.
Actress Rosalind Cash’s connection to Atlantic City played an important role in her life and career. Her story reflects the city’s impact on generations of Black entertainers.
Communities throughout Burlington County are commemorating Black History Month with exhibits, performances and educational activities. Organizers say the programs honor the achievements and history of African Americans.
On June 28, Our Farm By the Creek LLC and Heart and Crown Wellness LLC partnered with Third Culture Kid Media (3CK) to host âScreen & Relaxâ on a sunny Saturday afternoon.
The charming farm, nestled within sprawling acres of land and dotted with trees, not only provided the venue for the screening of âWar is Never Civilâ but also served as its filming location.
The Epitome Hair Parlor is the realized vision of the 44-year-old Pleasantville native who has spent nearly three decades perfecting his craft.