It comes as no surprise that the publishing industry is dominated by white writers. Women of color rarely win awards for their writing, and there’s hardly diverse representation in children’s book characters. Even when it comes to publishing, the field is still predominantly White. As someone who’s appreciated seeing my own cultures and other marginalized […]
Art House Announces Online Art Competition
Art House Productions (Executive Director Meredith Burns) is proud to announce the Art House Gallery Art Competition. Sponsored by Mack-Cali Realty/Harborside JC, this online art competition is open to artists currently based in New Jersey. Selected by a panel of curators, the winning artist will receive $500, their work will be exhibited as part Art […]
When Social Distancing can be Life Endangering
The landscape of our world has changed dramatically since COVID19 has entered the scene. Government advises us to wear face masks and gloves, stay six feet away from one another, and STAY HOME. According to the CDC, social distancing is the number one way to stay safe but, for victims of domestic violence, it can […]
Local and international COVID-19 updates: April 21, 2020
Local New Jersey is reporting a total of 92,387 positive cases. The statewide fatalities is now a total of 4,753. A trend of cases shows there’s a significant flattening of the curve, but not enough to go back to a normal life. Social distancing will continue. As of last night: there are currently 7,594 […]
5 Local Businesses to Support – a weekly highlight
Every week we are highlighting 5 Local Businesses you can support during this time! Check them out! Share with a friend. To catch up check out last week’s 5 businesses that were featured! If you are a local business that would like to be included please email Editor@chicpeajc.com Jam Cakery Bio + how to support: […]
10 Cannabis articles we’ve published on the blog
Interested in learning about all things cannabis, from local businesses to the recreational use? Check out 10 weed articles we’ve published over the years! For more, you can check out articles under our cannabis and CBD tags. Bobby Black Link: https://www.chicpeajc.com/people/bobby-black/ Bobby Black was the senior editor of the High Times Magazine until late 2015. […]
10 spots to satisfy your 4/20 munchies during a quarantine
We’re all home, some of us absolutely losing our minds waiting for something fun to do. In comes 4/20, the day where everyone can get high af with no expectations to do anything else but that. You might have picked up snacks on your grocery trips or stopped by the bodega to get something to munch […]
Quarantined City Soul
City fire escapes hold a special place in my heart. I’ll tell you why in a moment, but I just wanted to make sure you understand why this is a blog post and not just a caption on IG. I’m a city girl–like, literally, but also, at heart. I was born and raised in NYC. I […]
5 Ways To Create Intimacy In The Time of Covid
Written by Ceallaigh Pender of Salvation Wellness This evening at 7pm, my husband and I went to our roof and we clapped for our nurses and doctors who are putting themselves on the frontlines everyday. In fact, we do this every evening at 7pm. It is a much desired anchor in our very fluid days, […]
6 recipes to try at home this weekend
Try your hand at some famous recipes, trending foods, and other treats at home this weekend. Food Chrissy Teigen’s Banana Bread View this post on Instagram A post shared by Cravings (@cravingsbychrissyteigen) Chrissy Teigen’s banana bread became super popular on Twitter a few years ago when she was on the hunt for some brown bananas. […]
10 must-watch series on HBO
Whether you’ve already had HBO Now, want to start a free trial, or want to take advantage of their 500 hours of free shows + movies during this quarantine, here are a few shows to check out on HBO Now. The Sopranos A classic! The Sopranos focuses on the life of Tony Soprano, an Italian-American […]
Meet Katie Cadamatre, local illustrator showing support through her art
Jersey City designer, illustrator, and mom-boss Katie Cadamatre has been mailing free mini prints to anyone supporting COVID relief funds or buying gift cards from local businesses as a way to share some love within the community and encourage others to help support local businesses. Fundraisers include JC Relief, Solomon’s list, York Street Project, and […]
Getting assistance through the Bayonne Economic Opportunity Foundation
As the focus of our world revolves around maintaining and solving the COVID-19 crisis, BEOF remains focused on ensuring Hudson County Residents are supported through and after these unprecedented times. As unemployment rates grow, the concern for the well-being of our community remains a top priority, and our staff continues to think of more ways […]
Local and international COVID-19 updates: April 16, 2020
Local Today, New Jersey has reported 75,317 total positive cases. The total statewide fatalities is 3,518. Of the current deaths, 43% are female and 57% are male. 51.1% are white, non-Hispanic. 22.5% are black, non-Hispanic. 15.5% are Hispanic, 5.5% are Asian, and 5.4% identified as Other. As of last night: there are currently 8,224 hospitalizations […]
Dough Exotic – the newest pie at Tony Boloney’s
Can’t get enough of Tiger King on Netflix? Tony Boloney’s in Hoboken is now serving up their Tiger King-inspired pie – the DOUGH EXOTIC. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tony Boloney's (@tonyboloneys) Dough Exotic features prosciutto, vodka sauce, mozzarella, and balsamic honey on a thick 18″ square pie. It’s all designed to […]
Virtual events to check out this week
Have fun at home with these virtual events! Thursday, April 16 Yoga with Dina 12:00 PM Join yoga teacher Dina Ivas for a 60-minute class to stay active. To drop-in for any class, you can Venmo her $15 per class and include your email address in the notes so you can get the link. Drop-ins […]
The International Girls Academy Presents Global Youth Education Week COVID-19
In response to COVID-19, The International Girls Academy created a week long of virtual events for Students Teachers, and Parents during these uncertain times. Global Youth Education week will be from April 11-18, 2020. Students who participate in Global Youth Education Week will have the chance to produce projects, activities throughout the week for various […]
5 Local Businesses To Support
Times are tough for small businesses and we wanted to do what we can to support our fellow local entrepreneurs and use our platform to encourage our readers to them! Every week we will be highlighting 5 businesses/entrepreneurs to check out. If you would like to be included please email editor @chicpeajc.com Waffle It & […]
Local and international COVID-19 updates: April 14, 2020
Local Today, New Jersey has reported 68,824 total cases. The total statewide fatalities is 2,805. There are currently 8,185 hospitalizations connected to COVID-19. 2,051 require critical/intensive care. 514 residents have been discharged over the past few days. Hudson County currently has 8,242 cases. As of last night, Jersey City has 2,674 cases. New Jersey received […]
Series of Shootings in Jersey City
There’s been a rash of shootings in the last month on the south side of the city, amidst everything that is happening with the Corona-virus. We are in complete lockdown yet young kids are dying in our streets. Youth writer and activist Safa Mostafa reports. —– Up until March 31, Jersey City has only had […]
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