Gabriella Morrone, Communications Specialist
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Daniel De Simone, Communications Specialist
Center for American Women and Politics
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The future of democracy is, for many, an open question. At Eagleton, we remain committed to answering that open question by recommitting emphatically to our mission to study politics, inspire engagement, and improve democracy. Our work has never been more relevant; our commitment to it has never been stronger.
Read MoreCore Values, A Touchstone of Commitment and Resilience
Read MoreAssessment of the Capitol Riots; Miller Gift Helps Vulnerable; Spring Events and Opportunities
Read More— Rutgers’ Miller Center for Community Protection and Resilience and Network Contagion Research Institute (NCRI) released a report assessing the Capitol riots that took place on January 6, 2021. Authors of, “Assessment of the Capitol Riots Violent Actors and Ideologies Behind the Events of January 6, 2021,” found that the causes of these events were seven-fold.
Read More“The conduct of the rioters disrupting the constitutional operation of our country is contrary to the principles that founded our nation and every value that we hold at the Eagleton Institute of Politics,” said John J. Farmer, Jr., the director of Eagleton.
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The Hill published an op-ed written by Eagleton director John J. Farmer, Jr. "President Trump and his allies have been singularly unsuccessful in persuading governors, state elections officials, or state and federal judges that the 2020 election was 'stolen...' For the good of our republic, the Republican establishment needs to stand up, and Jan. 6 wouldn’t be too soon," wrote Farmer.
Read MoreEagleton End of Year Video 2020. Wishing you and your family happy holidays and a happy and healthy new year!
Read MoreAhead of the holiday season, Rutgers’ Miller Center for Community Protection and Resilience released a new report to provide vulnerable communities and houses of worship policies and practices to enhance the security and safety of their communities.
Read MoreApplications Open, New Faculty Research, CAWP analysis
Read MoreBlack Women in Media, Politics, and Power
Read MoreAlumni Panel, Black Women in Media, Politics, and Power, and New Rutgers-Eagleton Poll
Read MoreThis fall, T. Missy Balmir joined Eagleton as an adjunct faculty member and is co-teaching the Eagleton Graduate Fellowship course, Perspectives on American Politics, with Peter McDonough and Joseph Doria.
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