Needed: A Sane Approach to the Enforcement of Marijuana Laws
Current enforcement generates 13,000 arrests annually and lands 3,000 in pre-trial detention and 7,000 in drug treatment programs – with no clear benefit to the communities or individuals involved.
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Assessing the Crack-down on Marijuana in Maryland
There has long been a body of opinion that criminal sanctions are unnecessarily harsh for minor marijuana offenses.
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2000 Annual Report
This annual report provides an overview of the initiatives and themes that emerged in 2000, and spotlights the inspiring people and programs that led this important work in Baltimore.
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Abell Salutes: Children’s Literacy Initiative
For helping poor children become successful students.
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A Burning Problem
Air pollution from power plants and incinerators is a widespread cause of ill health in Maryland, but one that the state’s policymakers can curb.
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