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OSI Board Member Alicia Wilson listed among nation’s m...
OSI-Baltimore Advisory Board member Alicia Wilson has been included in Savoy magazine’s list of the 100 Most Influential Women in Corporate America. Wilson recently ...
OSI Fellows link up with Business Volunteers Maryland’...
This morning the 2018 cohort of OSI Community Fellows met with Business Volunteers Maryland’s GIVE Fellows to share skills and discuss potential collaboration. GIV ...
Mosby supports safe injection facilities
Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby signed onto a legal brief supporting the establishment of safe injection facilities (SIFs), which provide medical supe ...
Events
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27 Jun thAmazing Grace Lutheran Church 6:18 pm ESTThursday, June 27, 2019
Places of Worship, Social Justice, and Harm R…
On Thursday, June 27, Baltimore Harm Reduction Coalition and BRIDGES Coalition will be holding a luncheon event, "Places of Worship, Social…
Amazing Grace Lutheran Church
6:18 pm EST -
20 Jun thThe City Club of Washington 6:18 pm ESTThursday, June 20, 2019
CASA’s Justice Awards Night
On June 20th, CASA and CASA in Action will celebrate the champions of immigrant rights and working class families at our seventh annual Just…
The City Club of Washington
6:18 pm EST -
30 May thSimmons Memorial Baptist Church 6:18 pm ESTThursday, May 30, 2019
Places of Worship, Social Justice, and Harm R…
On Thursday, May 30, Baltimore Harm Reduction and BRIDGES Coalition will be holding a luncheon event, "Places of Worship, Social Justice, an…
Simmons Memorial Baptist Church
6:18 pm EST
BPD Commissioner Michael Harrison's new "crime plan" includes several OSI-supported elements, including the LEAD program and a move toward community-based policing: https://t.co/lWBsAQrhGH
Congratulations to OSI Community Fellows Van Brooks of @SafeAltInc and @ShanTelMeNothn of Touching Young Lives, Inc., and former OSI staff member Blair Franklin of Fellow-founded @YES_YouEmpSoc for being Hometown Hero semifinalists! https://t.co/WeTOMaNmhZ
People recently released from prison are at least "40 times more likely to die of an opioid overdose than someone in the general population.
https://t.co/LiGrBPXZcw