Baltimore, in the late 1960s and through the 1980s brought waves of change. From the 1968 uprising, to the highway that separated hundreds of Baltimore families, consistent divestment from Black neighborhoods and the  deindustrialization that shuttered th...Read More

Ronald L. George, a respected human services executive with more than two decades of leadership experience, has been named the next President and CEO of NCIA. George will officially assume the role on July 1. George most recently served as Executive Vice...Read More

The National Council of Negro Women is bringing critical health, wellness, legal, and community resources directly to Baltimore residents through its upcoming Empowerment Resource Fair, an event designed to connect individuals and families with services t...Read More

Immersive fundraiser will spotlight Black artists through art, networking, and a guided sip & paint experience  Baltimore, MD — May 18, 2026 — The Greater Baltimore Leadership Association (GBLA), the young&n...Read More

Avon Dorsey—a success in his own right—is one of Baltimore’s own. The contributing writer for Vogue magazine, celebrity stylist, and content creator, who will moderate a panel on Black men/style/wellness; host a pop-up fashion show at this y...Read More

When Frenchie Davis talks about Baltimore, she speaks with the warmth of an artist who understands that a city is more than a stop on a performance schedule. It is a place with rhythm, memory, struggle, beauty, and possibility. As she prepares to perform at Ar...Read More