SAYU BHOJWANI
Bhojwani is a visiting scholar at the Eagleton Program on Immigration and Democracy and the founder and president of New American Leaders, a nonprofit focused on bringing new Americans into the political process. She was also the first New York City commissioner of immigrant affairs. 
Bhojwani will discuss her recent book,
People Like Us: The New Wave of Candidates Knocking at Democracy's Door.

Thursday, May 2
Reception: 5:00 pm
Book Talk: 5:30 pm

Eagleton Institute of Politics
Douglass Campus
191 Ryders Lane, New Brunswick, NJ

Books available for purchase and signing

Rutgers students/faculty/staff: Register now
General Public: Registration opens April 8th

Parking Information

Guests from outside the University must register their vehicle for event parking. Click here to register your vehicle. This will allow you to park in the Eagleton Lot, and Lot 82 by the University Inn and Conference Center. 

Rutgers students, faculty and staff must follow standard University parking rules and park only where currently authorized.

The Eagleton Program on Immigration and Democracy leverages the resources of New Jersey’s flagship public research university to explore the challenges and opportunities stemming from significant levels of immigration — across the state, the region, the nation and the world.