Baltimore Justice Report
Baltimore Health Department honored as one of nation’s...
The Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD) was named the 2018 Local Health Department of the Year by the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCH ...
Welcome to the new OSIBaltimore.org!
Today, Open Society Institute is proud to launch the new osibaltimore.org! Besides being beautiful, with bigger, brighter pictures, and better organized, with a new, more ...
Campaign for Justice, Safety, and Jobs hosts People’s ...
On Thursday evening at West Baltimore’s Union Baptist Church, the OSI-funded Campaign for Justice, Safety, and Jobs hosted a People’s Town Hall to discuss the ...
Events
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13 Jun thBaltimore Center Stage 3:04 am ESTWednesday, June 13, 2018
OSI-Baltimore 20th Anniversary Event with Van…
Join Open Society Institute-Baltimore for the first of three special events marking our 20th anniversary. The featured speaker will be Vanit…
Baltimore Center Stage
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10 May thUniversity of Baltimore Learning Commons and Town Hall 3:04 am ESTThursday, May 10, 2018
Talking About Race: Mothers of the Movement S…
OSI-Baltimore, in collaboration with Baltimore Ceasefire and the University of Baltimore College of Public Affairs, will host the next "Talk…
University of Baltimore Learning Commons and Town Hall
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03 May rdThe Charles Theatre 3:04 am ESTThursday, May 03, 2018
RBG: Screening of the Ruth Bader Ginsburg Doc…
Join Open Society Institute as we offer a special advance screening of "RBG," the highly anticipated documentary about U.S. Supreme Court Ju…
The Charles Theatre
3:04 am EST
Meet the 2018 Soros Justice Fellows, emerging leaders who are pushing for meaningful criminal justice reform in the U.S. https://t.co/6Wdsl39ing
The @BMore_Healthy and @DrLeanaWen were recently honored by the @NACCHOalerts as one of the nation's top health departments, recognizing their work on the #opioidepidemic in Baltimore: https://t.co/k0osZOYNd1
The centerpiece of Dr. Brown's research, "Two Baltimores: The White L vs. the Black Butterfly," chronicled the history and current conditions of Baltimore's segregation. #WednesdayWisdom @BmoreDoc @OSIBaltimore @MorganStateU https://t.co/pC7TfEvdNJ