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.
Long-Acting Reversible Contraception
A proven strategy for reducing unintended pregnancy and abortion in Baltimore.
Winner of the 2015 Abell Award in Urban Policy
Food Access and Waste Reduction: Proposal for a Vendors’ Market in Baltimore City.
Is The Texas Tribune’s NonProfit Digital Newsroom the Future of Journalism?
An Abell inquiry into one of the most prominent prototypes of the “new” newsroom.
Parole Perspectives in Maryland
A report by the Justice Policy Institute surveying people who returned to prison from parole and community supervision agents.