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Meet the 2012 Baltimore Community Fellows

October 31, 2012

The Open Society Institute–Baltimore announces its 15th class of Baltimore Community Fellows. These social innovators are actively working with underserved communities in the city.

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In Baltimore, the Open Society Foundations work to keep children engaged in school, make drug addiction treatment accessible, reduce the number of people caught up in the criminal justice system, and bring innovative ideas for implementing social justice.

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Addiction Care Now

February 25, 2013 by Thomas Cargiulo

With health care reform just around the corner, there is an opportunity to make changes to the way substance abuse is treated.

Maryland DREAMers Give Me Hope

November 9, 2012 by Diana Morris

Last summer my daughter Chloe went from festivals to farmers’ markets to educate people about why all young people, including undocumented youth, should be able to attend college.

4 Reasons Why Baltimore Doesn’t Need Another Jail

September 18, 2012 by Monique Dixon 2

Instead of investing millions of dollars to build a new jail, state officials should end the practice of automatically charging youth as adults.

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Diana Morris
Director, OSI-Baltimore
U.S. Programs, Open Society Institute–Baltimore
Jane Sundius
Director Education and Youth Development Program
U.S. Programs, Open Society Institute–Baltimore

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