We, as Baltimore residents, must collectively advocate for less funding for police and more funding for departments we really need, such as education, housing & community development, and health.
This past weekend, we celebrated Shavuot, the holiday when Jews recommit to our covenant and commitment to Torah, symbolized by our acceptance of the ten commandments. The commandment ringing in [...]
Baltimore police must serve and protect all Baltimoreans, not treat Black residents as potential criminals. We only have until March 18 to make our voices heard.
Police in schools have led to the criminalization of ordinary student behavior, disproportionately targeting Black boys and students with disabilities. This systemic injustice is already a danger [...]
Law enforcement should serve and protect everyone, but Black and brown Marylanders are facing systemic violence and over-policing every day. Tell your state legislators to speak out for [...]
The Baltimore Police Department is revising their policies on youth interrogation and is accepting public comment until December 13. Tell them that their policy is not in line with our values.
Officers' disciplinary records should be available to the public, to increase trust and accountability between the community and the police. We urge Delegate Rosenberg to stand strong in his [...]