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GOODProjects Celebrates 10 Years of Building Pathways Out of Poverty

Founded by three Georgetown football teammates, the Washington, D.C.-based organization enters its second decade prepared to deepen its impact in Southwest D.C. and expand its place-based mo...

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Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now: The Short Kuts Show Marks 10 Years of Story Sharing and Healing

Standing under the lights during "Baltimore Unfiltered: Let's Talk About Sex," a show The Short Kuts Show curated last year for RnD Associates to open a community conversation around sexual health, I ...

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Anne Arundel County Public Library, Recreation and Parks Launch New County Park Pass Program

Free Passes Available at Libraries for Checkout   Annapolis, MD - Officials from Anne Arundel County Public Library  (AACPL) and Anne Arundel County Department of Recreati...

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Morgan State University Launches Artificial Intelligence Degree to Prepare Students for the Next Era of Innovation

New Undergraduate Program and Interdisciplinary Risk Management Course Expand Career-Ready Offerings Aligned With the Future of Work and the Demands of an AI-Driven Economy BALTIMORE — Rec...

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MOAAME: Laying the Foundation for the Youth of Baltimore

The well being of a typical city are often measured by infrastructure, budgets, and statistics. A more tried and truer to scale measurement would be the opportunities that are provided to the eve...

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We Show Up for Ourselves Before We Show Up for Anyone Else

Five years ago, when I published Leaving Large: The Stories of a Food Addict, I thought I was writing about food addiction, obesity, and how I finally kept the weight off after more than for...

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B'more ArtScene 2026: A Unified Portrait of Baltimore's Creative Community

For nearly half a century, renowned artist Larry Poncho Brown has traveled the world as a practicing artist representing his hometown of Baltimore, contributing to countless art projects and cultural ...

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Behind the Impact Coach G Academy

In Baltimore, a lot of teen girls get swept under the rug and left to their own devices when it comes to academics and mental health. It's shown that “Girls in middle (45%) and high sc...

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The Working Mom Conference Brings Community to Baltimore

For many working mothers, balancing career ambitions, entrepreneurship, and family responsibilities can often feel like a full-time juggling act. The Working Mom Conference was created to remind women...

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Stay Prepared for Life’s Storms: Invest in Your Mental Health

July marks Bebe Moore Campbell National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, providing an opportunity to raise awareness about mental health in Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) commun...

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Safety Starts at Home: Protecting Children and Teens Through Communication

Practical strategies every family can use to help young people stay safe, connected, and prepared. The disturbing, developing story about Nolan Xavier Wells (https://apnews.com/hub/ben-crump ), ...

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CareFirst Employees Mobilize Across Region for Week of Equity and Action

BALTIMORE — More than 600 CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield employees stepped away from their regular work responsibilities on July 15 to support nonprofit organizations and community partners...

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