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Nearly two dozen juveniles released in first year of Juvenil...
This week the Maryland’s Office of the Public Defender (OPD), an OSI-Baltimore grantee, released it’s report on the first year of implementation of the Juveni ...
American Political Science Association recognizes “Par...
Last month, the American Political Science Association presented the 2022 APSA Distinguished Award for Civic and Community Engagement to Nykidra Robinson, CEO of OSI gra ...
OSI grantee joins White House meeting on Overdose Awareness ...
On August 31st, Tiffinee Scott (above, third from the left) of the Maryland Peer Advisory Council, joined Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff and Dr. Rahul Gupta, Director of ...
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03 Jun rd2:02 pm 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 nd2:02 pm 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 2:02 pm 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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In the first year of the Juvenile Restoration Act, 23 people who have served at least 20 years of a sentence for a crime that occurred when they were under the age of 18, were released from prison, according to a new report from OSI grantee @MarylandOPD.
https://www.osibaltimore.org/2022/10/nearly-two-dozen-juveniles-released-in-first-year-of-juvenile-restoration-act/
We join feminist and human rights organizations in standing in solidarity with the courageous women in #Iran who are peacefully protesting the death of #MahsaAmini and demanding their bodily rights and democracy. https://femena.net/analysis-reports/joint-statement-we-stand-in-solidarity-with-iranian-women-and-protesters
Watch the @TEDTalks from 2020 OSI Community Fellow Bree Jones, founder of @ParityHomes, on revitalizing neighborhoods without gentrification: https://www.osibaltimore.org/2022/10/osi-fellow-bree-jones-founder-of-parity-gives-ted-talk-on-revitalizing-neighborhoods-without-gentrification/