Our Projects
The Beloved Ecosystem
Rebuild (Development Projects)
The heart of West Baltimore still beats, and there is still life that this building can give our beloved community. Reclaiming its role as a center for education, a force for equalization, and a place where all can go to give and receive assistance, P.S. 103’s transformation will be a transfusion for West Baltimore.
Through a strategic partnership with the Beloved Community Services Corporation, Inc. of Union Baptist Church, the University of Maryland’s Judge Alexander Williams Center for Education, Justice & Ethics is the committed anchor tenant of the building and will serve as the programmatic epicenter of our social impact efforts in the future.
The Elijah E. Cummings Archives will celebrate and recreate the campaign office of one of Maryland’s greatest leaders and another graduate of P.S. 103, Congressman Elijah Cummings.
Empower (Programming/Activations at PS 103)
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STEM City USA bridges the digital gap for millions of underserved through community and education. The “City in the Sky” will create a digital-in-the-moment immersive experience, creating an interactive virtual community that will provide personal and professional development tools and resources.
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On March 18, 2019, African American community leaders in Baltimore, MD and the Lieber Institute for Brain Development announced the establishment of the Nation’s first African Ancestry Neuroscience Research Initiative.
The African Ancestry Neuroscience Research Initiative aims to establish a road map to help close the gap in health disparities and accelerate research efforts that will lead to new treatments for brain disorders.
Educate
Girls Who Code is on a mission to close the gender gap in technology and to change the image of what a programmer looks like and does.
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WE CAN BMORE is a public awareness and engagement campaign that invests in waste reduction initiatives and the individuals, organizations and institutions that support this important cause in Baltimore City.
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