| April Wed, 2023
The 118th Congress Young Elected Leaders Report
Only six candidates who are 35 years old or younger were newly elected to serve in Congress during the 2022 midterm election, according to new data released by the Center for Youth Political Participation at Rutgers University-New Brunswick. The 118th United States Congress has a total of 14 members who are 35 years old or younger, indicating that more work is needed in order to achieve representation among young elected officials in our nation’s capital.
| April Mon, 2023
International Law Enforcement Leaders Issue Declaration Against Extremism and Hate at March of the Living in Poland
Today, for the first time ever, an intercontinental delegation of chiefs of police and sheriffs are convening in Krakow, Poland, to participate in the International March of the Living, a formal remembrance of the horrors of the Holocaust. The annual event, which began in 1988, is taking place this year from 17-19 April 2023. The delegation issued a formal declaration against antisemitism, extremism, hatred, and intolerance.
| March Wed, 2023
New Climate Action Track for Eagleton Science Fellows
The Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship at Rutgers University–New Brunswick today announced a partnership with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) to create a Climate Action Track for Eagleton Science Fellows.
| January Fri, 2023
Eagleton Podcast Features Chief Jan. 6 Committee Intelligence Investigator; Jan 6 Report cites two groundbreaking Eagleton Miller Center reports on January 6, QAnon conspiracies
The Eagleton Institute of Politics is commemorating the second anniversary of the January 6, 2020 disruption of the transition of presidential power by releasing the latest episode of its podcast “This Moment in Democracy,” featuring former Congressman Denver Riggleman, an experienced intelligence analyst who led the January 6 Committee’s investigation of data related to texts, telephones, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Web Intelligence (WEBINT) that lead to the violence on January 6.