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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2006 Annual Report
This annual report provides an overview of the initiatives and themes that emerged in 2006, and spotlights the inspiring people and programs that led this important work in Baltimore.
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Abell Salutes: The Environment Integrity Project
For doing what it does best–forcing polluters to clean up their acts.
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