#TestimonyTuesday

In a world already filled with so much violence, we must move to end police violence and change Maryland laws that prevent us from holding police accountable.

Safe and stable housing has far reaching economic, health, and social benefits to individuals, families, and communities, and is key to reducing racial inequities, as the most marginalized are [...]

The reforms in HB52 are a commonsense, workable step to leveling the rent court playing field without in any way jeopardizing the legitimate interests of landlords.

SB454/HB52 has the potential to reduce the long-term havoc this pandemic will inflict on all of us in Maryland.

HB18 would help make sure the most vulnerable among us are protected at one of the most trying times in our history.

HB1089 would address the demands of students, parents, educators, and administrators looking to replace armed law enforcement in school with well-funded, substantial alternatives to support the [...]

Removing school resource officers (SROs) from schools is an important way for our government to facilitate teshuvah, healing, and recovery rather than perpetuating the school to prison pipeline, [...]

Passing HB304/SB88 creates trust within our community and can improve relations between police and immigrant communities. Passing this bill would also allow vulnerable immigrants to report [...]

It is because of the freedoms like these that immigrants like my grandparents and great-grandparents were able to be successful, build lives for their families, and embody the American Dream. [...]

Since moving to Baltimore in 2011, since starting work in Baltimore in 2009, local control of the Baltimore City Police department has been an issue that those around me, neighbors and co-workers [...]