Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle is pleased to convene our 9th Annual Black Legislative Agenda Day: From the Baltimore Grassroots.
Our hope is that those of us working in the grassroots can use this as an opportunity to work collaboratively on our efforts in Annapolis to support legislation that will help our communities.
Join us for a powerful conversation with a panel of experts on implementing liberatory methodologies in our daily work. Broadly – we want to spark a regional conversation about liberatory methodologies in the human service field.
Get involved and join the conversation. Our hope is that this event will lead to standing meetings with interested human service professionals to engage in additional collective actions opportunities.
Join the Black Arts District Live on Facebook and YouTube for our 2022 annual community meeting! Find out what we’re planning for the year, hear from our team, and give
Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle is pleased to convene our 8th Annual Black Legislative Agenda Day: From the Baltimore Grassroots. Our hope is that those of us working in the
Investing public dollars into the community for the purpose of empowerment seems like a simple policy demand, but to operationalize it requires a lot more nuance and a deeper conversation.
For over 10 years, the academic and public health sectors have promoted “violence prevention” non-profits as the “evidence based” alternative to mass incarceration and a solution to the shootings plauging
The Black Arts District presents the first Annual Black Artist Fair – an educational and interactive event designed to connect Black creatives from the Greater Baltimore Area to resources and
Join the Black Arts District Live on Facebook and YouTube for our first community meeting of 2021! Find out what we’re planning for the year, meet our team, and give
LBS is pleased to convene our 7th Annual Black Legislative Agenda Day: From the Baltimore Grassroots. Our hope is that those of us working in the grassroots can use this as an opportunity to work collaboratively on our efforts in Annapolis to support legislation that will help our communities.
A discussion on how the Black community should process the results of the 2020 Presidential Election. Presentation conducted by Lawrence Grandpre – Director of Research.
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