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OSI at 20: Still Serious, Still Optimistic, Still Not Satisf...
This year, we are marking Open Society Institute-Baltimore's 20th anniversary. We say "marking" instead of "celebrating" because we are quite aware that much work remains… -
Bringing Restorative Education to Baltimore
"When you separate students from the educational community by suspending them, the students lose their right to education for a few days." -Francesca Gamber A few days be… -
Meet OSI’s 2017 Fellows Cohort
In November, Open Society Institute officially announced its 20th cohort of Community Fellows. These ten remarkable Baltimore residents work in neighborhoods throughout t… -
Baltimore Fellows go to Detroit
Last August, ten Open Society Institute-Baltimore Community Fellows working in criminal justice-related projects joined Open Society Foundations' Soros Justice Fellows in… -
Meet OSI-Baltimore’s New Advisory Board Member: Alicia...
Growing up in Baltimore's Frankford neighborhood, Alicia Wilson knew two things about herself. She wanted to graduate from college. And she wanted to always serve the com… -
Meet OSI-Baltimore’s New Advisory Board Member: John M...
Rheumatologist and social justice advocate John Meyerhoff and his wife Lenel Srochi-Meyerhoff have been regulars at OSI-Baltimore's "Talking About Race" events for years,… -
2017 Cohort of Community Fellows Sneak Peek
On November 2, 2017, Open Society Institute – Baltimore held a special event at the Baltimore Museum of Art to introduce the 20th cohort of Community Fellows (see here) t… -
Circle of Voices
America has race problems, but Baltimore has a special kind of problem," says J.C. Faulk. "There is deeply embedded racism here. It will not end until people get to know…