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Twenty years ago, the Open Society Foundations created its only U.S. field office in Baltimore, believing that focusing intellectual and financial resources on the entren…
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“It’s an unfair system,” says Bill L, who was detained for 40 days in the Montgomery County Detention Center on $7,500 bail. “You are guilty until proven innocent. The av…
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Advocates for Children and Youth, Inc. $80,000 over one year to engage in research, public education, technical assistance for agenda development, and community outreach…
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Open Society Institute’s work to create the Baltimore Buprenorphine Initiative (BBI), identifying and encouraging the use of the medication as a best practice to treat ad…
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Baltimore City Health Department $200,000 over one year to support a public education and harm reduction project to respond to opioid addiction and overdoses in Baltimore…
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There are many factors that can delay or prevent Baltimore young people from completing their high school education. Poverty, transportation problems, family responsibili…
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Center for Family and Child Policy $50,000 over one year to ensure that Maryland’s Every Student Succeeds Act plan will include accountability measures for reducing chron…
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In 1998, Open Society Institute launched the Community Fellowships program to support social entrepreneurs working in underserved Baltimore communities. Over the past 20…
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Jackie Bello is expanding Dent Education by working in partnership with several schools (Green Street Academy, Maree G. Farring Elementary School, and Benjamin Franklin H…
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In January, 2017 President Trump issued an executive order that resulted in stepped-up enforcement by federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials, including a s…
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Thank you to all the generous donors who made our work possible in 2017. At OSI–Baltimore, we know that change takes time—especially change in policies that addresses ent…
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*In addition to the funds Open Society Foundations provides OSI-Baltimore, they also provide in-kind resources to support operational infrastructure and complementary man…