The Opacity Problem: An Examination of Baltimore City Infrastructure Contracts
City infrastructure overruns and the challenge of transparency.
Making the Grade: An Analysis of For-profit and Career Schools in Maryland
The Maryland Consumer Rights Coalition, with funding support from the Abell Foundation, explored the opportunities and costs of for-profit and career schools.
Abell Salutes: Maryland New Directions
For preparing Baltimore residents for port-related jobs.
Abell Salutes: David Oros and Gamma3
For investing in technology and in Baltimore.
2014 Annual Report
Our 2014 Annual Report illustrates some of the creative and successful efforts that are taking place across the city today: tutoring programs that are closing the achievement gap; workforce training programs that are equipping exoffenders for—and placing them in—meaningful jobs; greening initiatives that lower utility bills for seniors on fixed incomes; youth development programs that provide stability and enrichment to homeless youth; and support services for low-income women in need of treatment and a safe place to stay. These programs offer vital reminders of our power and capacity to affect change.