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BRIDGES Coalition launches Yes On My Block campaign
On August, 31st, Overdose Awareness Day, the OSI-supported BRIDGES Coalition launched a campaign to rally community support to bring life-saving Overdose Prevention Sites ...
2018 OSI Baltimore Community Fellow in Baltimore Magazine
This month’s Baltimore Magazine features 2018 OSI- Community Fellow, Graham Coreil-Allen, who uses public art to create traffic calming tools across Baltimore City. He ...
CBS Sunday Morning on Baltimore gun violence
On Sunday, CBS Sunday Morning included a segment focused on gun violence in Baltimore City and included interviews with Police Commissioner Michael Harrison, Daniel Webst ...
Events
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03 Jun rd3:08 am ESTThursday, June 03, 2021
Reimagining Restorative Justice through the L…
On JUNE 3, please join Healthcare for the Homeless for part 2 of their conversation on justice with Seema Iyer, PhD from University of Balti…
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22 Apr nd3:08 am ESTThursday, April 22, 2021
Community of Practice on Homelessness: Reimag…
On APRIL 22, please join Lieutenant Colonel Monique Brown, Councilman John Bullock, PhD, Associate Professor at Morgan State University Dr.…
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17 Feb thVirtual Event 3:08 am ESTWednesday, February 17, 2021
Lawrence T. Brown, The Black Butterfly: The H…
This Talking About Race event is co-sponsored with the Enoch Pratt Free Library as part of their Writers Live! series. Lawrence T. Brown wil…
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CALLING BALTIMORE NONPROFITS: We want to hear from you! BMP is partnering w/ @TRowePrice & @BMoresPromise to gather data on race, leadership & equity in the local sector. Make your voice heard by taking our anonymous survey here: http://bit.ly/BaltimoreR2L
ICYMI: HELPING WEST BALTIMORE YOUTH: Debbie Ramsey, frmr cop, 2016 @OSIBaltimore fellow, fnder/exec.dir. UNIFIED EFFORTS, joins @tomhallwypr to discuss the OUT OF SCHOOL TIME PROGRAM, offering free academic support for Penn North's K-12 students. LISTEN: http://ow.ly/ZF6c50Ga97F
This week's focus is homelessness. Decriminalizing homelessness means reducing the harm of people who live their private lives in public due to being unhoused and reallocating resources from criminalization into more equitable housing options and crisis response services.