In Park Heights, A New Tool For Creating Permanently Affordable Housing
Contributed by: John DudaA powerful tool for the development of affordable housing -- the community land trust -- is getting its debut in Baltimore. John Duda sat down with Will Hanna, president of the...
View ArticleLeast Popular Character on Jersey Shore: Hurricane Sandy
Contributed by: Iris KirschWith the dystopic, unreality show "Jersey Shore" in its waning sixth season, residents of the long Atlantic Coast in New Jersey have some rather more pressing concerns. Last...
View ArticleFrom Housing to Gay Marriage, Baltimore's Bill Hughes Documenting History
Contributed by: Bill HughesOn Thursday evening, Nov. 8, 2012, a rally to stop Governor Martin O'Malley from building a new youth jail facility in Baltimore City and instead to reallocate those funds...
View ArticleNine-Tenths of the Law: An Interview with Hannah Dobbz
Contributed by: Mark GunneryLast weekend, Hannah Dobbz came to Baltimore and spoke at Red Emma's about her new book, Nine-Tenths of the Law: Property and Resistance in the United States. Published by...
View ArticleAn Interview with Marisela Gomez: The Importance of Listening and Community...
Contributed by: Casey McKeelAfter the release of her new book, Race, Class, Power, and Organizing in East Baltimore, Casey McKeel sat down for an interview with Marisela Gomez to talk about...
View Article75 Journeys Are Not Enough
Contributed by: Housing Our Neighbors (HON)Actions speak louder than words. The words say “75 journeys home” for people experiencing homelessness in Baltimore. But what do the actions say? You might...
View ArticleBOOK REVIEW: Not in my Neighborhood: How Bigotry Shaped a Great American City
Contributed by: Curtis CooperIn “Not in my Neighborhood: How Bigotry Shaped a Great American City,” former Sun reporter and editor Antero Pietila focuses in on one facet of Baltimore’s history: namely,...
View ArticleTwenty Years On, Palestinians in the West Bank No Longer Waiting for Change...
Contributed by: Umar FarooqThis August will mark twenty years since the signing of the Oslo Accords, the first peace agreement between a Palestinian group and Israel. While the parties have signed a...
View ArticleCamp 83: Voices Of The Eviction
Contributed by: Marc SteinerWe have been covering the homeless encampment of people living under the Jones Falls Expressway near Madison and Fallsway right by the prison complex for the last several...
View ArticleInspired by the Jungle: The Zapatistas and the Rise of an Indigenous City
Contributed by: Umar FarooqAll kinds of indigenous movements draw their inspiration from the Zapatistas, using direct action to secure their rights. Nearly three hundred indigenous families, more than...
View ArticleOutrage and Confusion at City Council's "Journey Home" Hearing
Contributed by: Bonnie Lane, Leo ZimmermannAdvocates for the homeless converged on City Hall on Wednesday night to discuss the future of the “Journey Home” plan to end homelessness. The occasion was a...
View ArticleViolence Against Women: Trading Safety for Survival
Contributed by: Bonnie LaneI attended a serious event Wednesday called Trading Safety For Survival. The Facebook event depicts it as “A Conversation about Violence Against Women in the Sex Trade and...
View ArticleAvarice and Avatar in Charm City: Stepping Up the Fight Against Displacement...
Contributed by: Lawrence BrownThroughout American history, landjacking has often been accompanied by violence, whether physical or structural. The James Cameron blockbuster movie Avatar illustrated how...
View ArticleHousing: Shifting the Narrative
Contributed by: Jessica LewisEvery Monday in the Park Heights neighborhood of Northwest Baltimore, groups of between two and fifteen residents meet to talk about one thing in particular: housing. Most...
View ArticleA Discussion About Gentrification and Displacement in Baltimore
Contributed by: Lawrence BrownOn Friday, June 21, the Marc Steiner Show featured Lawrence Brown as he discussed his Indyreader essay entitled, "Avarice and Avatar in Charm City: Stepping Up the Fight...
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