How to use HR Data to Future-Proof Black Jobs in Maryland
The state’s push for $15 minimum wage, expanded HR, apprenticeships, and boosted support for small businesses is meaningful—but you can’t fix what you can’t see.
Statement on Greenbelt Municipal Governance and the Clarity of Reparative Mandates
The Greenbelt City Council Motion of March 28, 2022, established a mandate to research inequities among “African-American and Native American” residents.
Survivors want a say in Jim Crow Crownsville Hospital future
As planning for the future of the Crownsville Hospital site continues, former staff members and activists are asking for a say in the redesign efforts.
Crownsville Memorial Park Public Hearing Letter
The ADOS AF – Maryland Chapter writes this letter in support of the recommendations by the “Crownsville Caretakers United”.
Maryland considering reparations bill that would raise taxes for ‘reinvestment’ fund
Maryland lawmakers are considering a bill that would create a reparations system by increasing certain taxes.
ADOS AF Maryland on Local Reparations Commission
ADOS AF Maryland points out two drawbacks to the bill.