Baltimore, MD

We're in the final weeks of the General Assembly session, and Annapolis needs to hear from you about justice for workers, renters, immigrants, and incarcerated people!

The Maryland State Senate just passed a $15 minimum wage bill!! Here's what happens next and what you can do to help.

Tell the Baltimore County Council: our candidates should care about all residents' needs, not just their donors.

My name is Molly Amster. I am a resident of Baltimore City’s 43rd legislative district, and am the Baltimore Director of Jews United for Justice (JUFJ), which organizes 5,000 people around the [...]

My name is Ariana Brenig and I am testifying in support of HB166: Labor and Employment – Payment of Minimum Wages - Minimum Wage and Enforcement (Fight for Fifteen). I am an intern at Jews United [...]

My name is Samantha Blau, and I am an educator, a resident of Baltimore, and a leader with Jews United for Justice, an organization of 5,000 Jews and allies in Maryland who are working for [...]

My name is Natalia Skolnik, I live in Baltimore City, and I am here today to testify in favor of HB166, the bill to raise the minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour. I am a member of Jews United [...]

Together, we stopped the landlord lobby from making Rent Court even more unfair to tenants.

Tell your representatives in Annapolis: don't stand in the way of a raise for your constituents.

Tell your Delegates in Annapolis: don't cut anyone out of the Fight for $15!