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The Division on Women develops, promotes, and expands women’s rights in the areas of poverty and welfare, employment and wages, work and family, the economic and social aspects of healthcare, violence against women, and women’s civic and political participation in their communities.
The New Jersey Women’s Heritage Trail will lead you on a journey throughout the state, using historic places to tell the collective story of a few of these famous women, and many of the more private women, who contributed to the agricultural, industrial, labor and domestic history of the state.
M/WBE is a certificate issued by the state to identify minority and/or women owned business or enterprises. This certification may help when obtaining contracts with government entities or as subcontractors to a larger government contract.
“Access to reproductive health care and a woman’s right to choose are fundamental rights in New Jersey,” said New Jersey Department of Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli. “Now more than ever, the Freedom of Reproductive Choice Act is crucial."
(Home and Hearth, Quaker Women, Home Front and Battle Front, Voting in New Jersey) pp. 9-24, In New Jersey Women: A History of Their Status, Roles, and Images Carmela Ascolese Karnoutsos. New Jersey History Series Trenton: New Jersey Historical Commission, 1997
Home > Women > Domestic Violence Direct Services Domestic Violence Direct Services DOW provides funding to domestic violence programs to provide direct services to victims and survivors of domestic violence.
To protect and strengthen women's health in New Jersey by fostering healthy families and communities for all. We strive to improve health care quality by promoting evidence-based service delivery that prioritizes equity, accessibility, innovation, and integration.
WIC is a successful public health nutrition program that provides wholesome food, nutrition education and community support for income eligible women who are pregnant and post-partum, infants and children up to five years old. Learn More.
This report details the top concerns for many women across the state of New Jersey, including access to affordable child care and high-quality health care, equal pay, career development and advancement opportunities, and the prevention of gender-based violence.
Learn How to Apply to be a Small, Minority, Woman, or Veteran-owned Business Enterprise (SMWVBE) Applying for certifications can help your business find funding and qualify for government contracting opportunities.