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Make Sure It's Heard in Annapolis, too: Black Lives Matter!
Make Sure It's Heard in Annapolis, too: Black Lives Matter!
All Lives Can't Matter Until Black Lives Do!
Make Sure It's Heard in Annapolis, too: Black Lives Matter!
Make Sure It's Heard in Annapolis, too: Black Lives Matter!
Make Sure It's Heard in Annapolis, too: Black Lives Matter!
The 2023 Maryland Legislative Session begins on January 11th and Governor-elect Wes Moore will take office. Click on the links below to find out what our partners are doing; they make it easy for you to have a voice!
ACLU of Maryland
The ACLU of Maryland is united in affirming and exercising the rights of Maryland's people in order to address inequities and fulfill the country’s unrealized promise of justice and freedom for all.
Be the Change You Wish to See in the World
The mission of Be the Change is to connect our large community of concerned and dedicated activists to organizations, movements and candidates promoting social, racial and climate justice at all levels of government. We are particularly committed to ongoing learning about the root causes of inequality, and to acknowledging historical trauma stemming from racism.
Jan. 29th at 2:00 p.m: 2023 MD Legislative Briefing
Sunday, January 29, 2023 at 2:00 p.m. will be a virtual 2023 Maryland Legislative Briefing. IPC advocates for clean air and water and environmental justice. With respect to environmental justice, IPC notes that:
- Lack of enforcement or proper oversight in specific areas renders meaningless the regulations meant to protect members of the community.
- Specific groups of people are intentionally left out of decision-making regarding environmental issues in their own communities.
- Environmental burdens are greater in a specific geographical area that is comprised primarily of people of a specific race or income level.
Jews United for Justice
Jews United for Justice advances economic, racial, and social justice in the Baltimore-Washington region by educating and mobilizing local Jewish communities to action. We move our region closer to equity and justice by advancing issue-based campaigns that make real, immediate, and concrete improvements in people’s lives and build the power of working-class and poor communities of color.
LWV Maryland
The LWV Maryland The LWV (League of Women Voters) Maryland is part of the LWV US, a nonpartisan group that neither supports nor opposes candidates or political parties at any level of government. The LWV works on issues of vital concern to its members and the public, including voting rights, making sure voters have the information they need for elections, health care reform, protecting the environment and immigration issues.
The Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform (MAJR)
Maryland Alliance for Justice Reform (MAJR) is a nonpartisan, all-volunteer organization of more than 1800 Marylanders and over 50 enorsing organizations who advocate for evidence-based legislative and policy changes in Maryland’s correctional practices to support effective alternatives to incarceration, address inequities, and allow citizens returning from prison to lead productive lives. Their 12-page booklet, " 2023 Legislative Priorities for Criminal Justice Reform in Maryland" is now available online.
MD Poor People's Campaign
The Maryland Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival is uniting people across the state to challenge the evils of systemic racism, poverty, the war economy, ecological devastation, and the distorted moral narrative of religious nationalism.
BLMIC is not part of any national group. We are an independent coalition of churches, synagogues, and faith communities in the Baltimore area. We do not support, condone, or tolerate, hate speech or violence in any form.