Author: Wells Winegar
- Education, In the News, News & Media
NJ ED REPORT: Amplifying Student Voices: Advocating for Younger and More Inclusive Representation in IEP Meetings
NJPI policy research intern David Fishkin, a Political Science student at Rutgers University – New Brunswick, has published an op-ed
- Economy, In the News, News & Media
DAILY CALLER: Don’t California-Ize The New Jersey Independent Workforce
Rosemary Becchi, President and Founder of NJPI, co-authored an op-ed in The Daily Caller with Patrice Onwuka, Director of the
- In the News, News & Media
ROI-NJ: New Jersey Policy Institute appoints Unity Bank exec Boyan as board member
ROI-NJ recently featured the New Jersey Policy Institute’s (NJPI) newest board member, George Boyan, Executive Vice President and CFO of
- News & Media, Press Releases
Press Release: New Jersey Policy Institute Appoints Unity Bank Exec George Boyan as New Board Member
- Education, In the News
NJ ED REPORT: Is Murphy Stalling the Segregation Lawsuit? What Would His Successor Do?
A new NJ Education Report article covers a high-stakes lawsuit accusing the Murphy administration of stalling efforts to fix New
- Education, In the News, News & Media
NORTHJERSEY.COM: Appeals court to hear arguments in NJ school segregation lawsuit
In this NorthJersey.com article, the New Jersey appellate court prepares to hear arguments in the high‑profile school segregation lawsuit filed
- Education, In the News, News & Media
NJ SPOTLIGHT: Marathon school segregation case goes to appeals court
In this NJ Spotlight News piece, the long-running New Jersey school segregation case moves to the Appellate Division. As the
- Energy, In the News
BINJE: Energy Matters with Jeanette Hoffman launches today on ONNJ
- Energy, Press Releases
PRESS RELEASE: ONNJ DEBUTS NEW PUBLIC AFFAIRS SERIES: “ENERGY MATTERS”
- Blog Posts, Economy
New Jersey’s FY26 Budget: Big Spending, Little Transparency, and Long-Term Risks
By Wells Winegar, Executive Director, New Jersey Policy Institute The enactment of New Jersey’s $58.8 billion FY26 budget marks yet
