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OSI Community Fellow

Stanley Markowitz

Indian Identity
2004 Community Fellow

Stan will work with Baltimore’s American Indian community to create a cultural center that will acknowledge the importance and resiliency of Native American culture and history. The project will focus on self-identity as a crucial aspect of any effort to combat poverty, poor education, addiction and other social problems prevalent in the American Indian community. The cultural center will also challenge the intentional and long term effort to make the Indian experience invisible and will present aspects of the Indian past and present to underscore the reality that American Indians are “still here.”

The city and the neighborhood as school

About Baltimore Community Fellowshop

The Open Society Institute-Baltimore launched the Community Fellowships network in 1998. It is now a corps of social innovators 180 strong. The program seeks dynamic activists and social entrepreneurs interested in implementing projects that address problems in underserved communities in Baltimore City. Fellowship awards are in the amount of $60,000 for a term of 18 months.

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