Baltimore, MD

Law Enforcement Officers' Bill Of Rights allows discrimination to continue with no accountability. We must repeal LEOBR in order to work toward a just system.

Repealing LEOBR is a necessary step toward accountability by making sure that officers facing discipline do not get extra rights that are not afforded to other state government and civilian employees.

Baltimore City does not have control over their own police department. In order to achieve police accountability and community investment, this must change! Ask your Maryland state legislators to [...]

In the 2020 legislation session, the Maryland General Assembly passed the Gender-Responsive Prerelease Act (SB684) to establish a community-based standalone prerelease facility for women. [...]

Passage of SB454/HB52 can help to resolve housing inequities, reduce evictions for failure to pay rent, and increase access to stable and safe housing for all Marylanders.

Nobody should have to choose between their job and caring for their family. With the Time to Care Act, Marylanders will no longer have to choose.

The more beds ICE has available, the more interior enforcement it engages in and the more that people who have lived here for years, often with their families, are targeted.

We need to pass CB-63 to limit cooperation with ICE and make our community safer.

We need to pass Right to Counsel legislation in Baltimore City to bring more equity to rent court - ask Mayor Young to sign it into law.

We must implement the Water Accountability and Equity Act without further delay.