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Baltimore Leader Secures $20 Million Grant To Support Local Black Led Organizations

Atty. Danielle Torain led collective action to keep a community organization open after learning of its potential closing.

After 25 years, OSI closed its only US field office in Baltimore. Here's how — and what that means for local orgs

OSI-Baltimore and director Danielle Torain prioritized strategic philanthropy and responsible closure after a quarter century of social justice work. Community leaders and beneficiaries chimed in on what this process means for Baltimore’s present and future.

Reentering Maryland society after decades in prison can be difficult. These programs attempt to help.

Reentry programs can lower the number of times a person returns to prison.

BMA Hosts Author Isabel Wilkerson and Stoop Storytelling for Great Migration Exhibition Opening Events - The Baltimore Times Online Newspaper

Resource roundup: Applications are open for AccelerateBaltimore 2022

Plus, Open Society Institute is seeking a new group of community fellows, and more upcoming startup programs.

City, groups seek to make Baltimore safe place for abortions

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said he'd like the city to be a haven for abortion and family planning services.

Money pours in for groups assisting with abortions

Donations are flooding into abortion clinics after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

Money pours into Maryland groups and others assisting with abortions since Roe ruling

Baltimore abortion rights groups are collecting grants and donations from individuals since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

City, organizations fund effort to make Baltimore safe place for abortions, family planning services

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - City, organizations fund effort to make Baltimore safe place for abortions, family planning services

City, organizations fund effort to make Baltimore safe place for abortions, family planning services

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - City, organizations fund effort to make Baltimore safe place for abortions, family planning services