The Dismantling of Baltimore’s Public Housing
Housing Authority cutting 2,400 homes for the poor from its depleted inventory—a 15-year trend shows a decrease of 42 percent in occupied units.
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Abell Salutes: Preservation Maryland
For making history a partner in economic development.
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The Market is Failing Low-Wage Baltimoreans
The “poverty premium” is as much as $3,000 a year in cost-of-living—everything from groceries, financial transaction, cars, home mortgages. Recommendations to help restore equality, and availability of goods and services.
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A “Jump Start” on College
Opportunities afforded by dual enrollment, Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB), and other programs enable students to earn college credits before they graduate from high school.
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The Baltimore KIPP Ujima Village Academy, 2002-2006
A longitudinal analysis of student outcomes.
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