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Moving the needle

Posted on Monday, November 22, 2010 by Vu Dang
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“[A] combination of realism and open-mindedness among residents—an underlying belief in the city’s potential, despite its frustrating challenges.” This is one of the responses I received when I asked Baltimoreans what they believed were the city’s strengths. Over the past … Continue reading →

Posted in Big Visions | Tagged criminal justice system, education, treatment, vacant houses, volunteer | 1 Reply
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Social networking for social change

Posted on Monday, April 6, 2009 by Kelly Hodge-Williams
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With his first address to Congress, President Obama called for “a renewed spirit of national service for this and future generations.”  Across the country his remarks were met with rousing applause. Since then, Congress passed a bill that is likely … Continue reading →

Posted in Community Building | Tagged creating opportunity, technology, volunteer | 4 Replies
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Moving from change to transformation

Posted on Monday, March 30, 2009 by Alfonso Wyatt
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There are few times in life when a people can factually recall where they were and what they were doing when a significant event occurred. The election of Barack Obama to the office of President of the United States was … Continue reading →

Posted in Community Building | Tagged community conversations, government, hope, volunteer | 16 Replies
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Who wants to be a philanthropist?

Posted on Monday, March 23, 2009 by Tricia Rubacky
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As someone who has raised funds for over 30 years for causes I care about deeply, I am often curious what people do with the money they win on games shows like “Who Wants to be a Millionaire?” Of course, … Continue reading →

Posted in Community Building | Tagged creating opportunity, OSI staff, volunteer | 1 Reply
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What’s up with the wall?

Posted on Monday, January 26, 2009 by William C. Clarke
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Why does it keep getting higher and higher? Why is it ever harder to see through? Why is it just so hard to penetrate?  I am speaking metaphorically about the divide that we find between Baltimore City and its surrounding suburbs. … Continue reading →

Posted in Community Building | Tagged community conversations, OSI board, volunteer, working together | 6 Replies
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