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
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.
On this episode, Amber and Erika are joined by Lawrence Grandpre, co-author of “The Black Book” and Director of Research for Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle. Our fellow Black Power
Dayvon Love talks with Dr. Jared Ball of Black Power Media to discuss “movement capture” in leftist politics.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3cYquO1VX4 Maryland is now the first state in the nation to get rid of a set of rules that gave police protection because of the nature of their job. The
Dayvon Love, Director of Public Policy for Leaders of a Beautiful Struggle in Baltimore, MD. joins Dr. Jared Ball to discuss his new essay, “Cracker Democracy: The Emergence of the Progressive Mainstream.”
Roland Martin and Dayvon Love debating about how to hold Black elected officials and Black gatekeepers accountable in the political climate of Donald Trump & the 2020 Election cycle.
What is defunding the police? What does that mean? We’re bringing in an expert to share the facts!
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