Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle is partnered with Conscious Heads Barber Shop & the Maryland Office of the Public Defender for “Barbershop Listening Session – A community conversation on mass incarceration”
https://youtu.be/LUQpkNEmxDw In 2021, the MD General Assembly passed Anton’s Law, making a significant step towards greater transparency and accountability for law enforcement. However, implementation has proved largely ineffective. Requestors still
Dayvon Love (Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle) and Errol Henderson (Penn State University) discuss the contemporary and historical role black nationalism plays in cities. Moderated by Michaela Machicote.
A Discussion between Maryland State Senator Jill P. Carter and Rev. Dr. @Heber Brown, Ill of Pleasant Hope Baptist Church featuring guest speaker Lawrence Grandpre, Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle.
BALTIMORE (WJZ) — With the unrest that has unfolded over the past year, race relations is a topic that has been top of mind for many Americans, including the Baltimore
In light of the verdict in the case against Derek Chauvin, the Karson Institute for Race, Peace, & Social Justice is hosting a special communitywide COMloquium to rethink America’s policing
LBS & BRIDGE Maryland host the “Town Hall For Racial Justice in Maryland.” We discuss engaging in the political arena and organizing for political power in our communities.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x93GQXoUUs&t=3s With their history of forced immigration to the United States (US), African Americans were de-cultured and dehumanized, their misery treated as ‘natural’ and benign. Today, they are an important
In 2020, PeaceTech Lab hosted three half-day sessions providing technology training and a platform to connect on issues of racial justice—with particular emphasis on criminal justice reform, housing and economic justice, and voting rights. Dayvon Love presented to this group about our publication “When Baltimore Awakes”.
The Baltimore City and Prince George’s County Delegations in the Maryland General Assembly partnered to host a joint three part Public Safety Virtual Series. Moderated by the Chairs, Delegate Stephanie Smith – Baltimore City and Delegate Erek L. Barron – Prince George’s County, the series will include an hour long panel discussion and Q&A for each installment.
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