Community Voice: An Educator on Camden Schools

I’m pleased to introduce Keith Benson, a Camden High teacher and Camden resident. You can find him on twitter at @CamdenEANJ. Keith is frustrated that local media (particularly the Inky and Courier-Post) haven’t accepted teachers’ op-eds on Camden’s public education story. I asked him if he would be willing to contribute his take here. A … Continue reading Community Voice: An Educator on Camden Schools…

Posted January 13, 2014, by Stephen Danley in Camden, Community Voice.

Subtle (and Not so Subtle) Ways to Manipulate Crime Stats

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Posted January 10, 2014, by Stephen Danley in Camden.

Sometimes You Have to Shout to Be Heard

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Posted January 9, 2014, by Stephen Danley in Local Knowledge, New Orleans.

Community Voice: Suburban Perspective (Updated)

One of the goals of this blog is to provide another place for community discussion to happen. In that vein, Joseph Russell (@thegreengrass), a South Jersey native, has reached out again with his thoughts. You can read his first post here: One thing that becomes almost immediately evident when you pay attention to Camden is … Continue reading Community Voice: Suburban Perspective (Updated)…

Posted January 8, 2014, by Stephen Danley in Camden, Community Voice.

Experimenting on Cities: “Inevitable Dynamic”?

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Posted January 7, 2014, by Stephen Danley in Camden, Local Knowledge, New Orleans.

Camden Chatter: Homeless in the Cold

“Camden Chatter” is a series of blog posts by Rutgers-Camden Ph.D. Candidate Christopher Wheeler on the “chatter” on social media about Camden. Here are his thoughts on the past week’s top stories: Share it!

Posted January 6, 2014, by Stephen Danley in Camden, Camden Chatter, Local Knowledge.