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Introducing: The 2022-2023 Community Fellows cohort for the Baltimore Field School 2.0 Project. Presented below are their names, orgs and links to their social media. @UMBC_CAHSS @dreshercenter #acls #publichumanities
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“NOTES FROM THE FIELD” Edition 2: BFS 2.0 Updates: March 1, 2023
We dedicate this edition of “Notes from the Field” to the memory of Eddie Conway (1946-2023)
We are just a week away from our first Spring meeting of Community Fellows and the first BFS 2.0 social of 2023.
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Black Neighborhoods Matter by @baltbeat's @LisaMcCray celebrates a community's hard-earned triumph over developers, - @LillyChapa, API's editorial manager.
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We agree @AmPress that @LisaMcCray and @baltbeat’s reporting on Sonia Eaddy’s fight to save her home and the soul of her neighborhood was one of the top stories of the year. baltimorebeat.com/black-neighbor…
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Black Neighborhoods Matter by @baltbeat's @LisaMcCray celebrates a community's hard-earned triumph over developers, - @LillyChapa, API's editorial manager.
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The BFS 2.0 application is open to all UMBC graduate students, full-time staff, and full-time faculty. Preference will be given to untenured/assistant professors to support early career work in public humanities. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…
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Betty Bland Thomas of Sharp-Leadenhall discusses how seniors who have lived their entire lives in her neighborhood are now being pushed out. “Gentrification is a tool of great displacement; it does not have a tool of diversity, this bill does.” Let’s do something. #BmoreEquitable
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The promise of bmore has been put on hold too long @TishaGuthrieMSW calls on @MayorBMScott promise to prioritize racial equity & to address longterm violence of racist housing practices. “We must redress the violence this system perpetuates Who benefits?” #PassCouncilBill22195
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The Choice program, based at The Shriver Center is pleased to invite you to a book talk with Eric Jackson, servant-director of the Black Yield Institute and invited panelists on Wednesday, November 30th from 4-5:30pm in Public Policy 204. @BabaEricJackson @BlackYield
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Check out The Baltimore Field School 2.0 Project 📚 & Mera Kitchen Collective as we host storytelling and a showcase of Baltimore Field School Projects!! ⚡️
Snacks will be provided and drinks are for purchase.
Eventbrite - eventbrite.com/e/460279778207
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Thrilled so much is going on to support housing justice + equitable & community-led development in Baltimore tomorrow 11/17:
1. 5pm Baltimore Inclusionary Housing Bill City Hall
2. 6pm Tax Broke, film on TIFs + developer subsidies, Real News Network
3. 7pm Hoes Heights Town Hall
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This Vogue article mentions @baltbeat and nobody can tell me anything for the rest of the day vogue.com/article/hotel-…
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Uni w/ 75% of faculty contingent workers + staff working poverty wages + developers/universities extracting wealth from Black & immigrant neighborhoods. We must see it as more than a crisis, but a crossroads. We can and must do better. @UMBCPubHum let’s go! 💥Repair + abolition💥
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Fighting to Breathe arrived today and I cannot THANK enough people @BaltimoreSouth @FreeYourVoiceSB @PNicoleking and Lawrence Brown! This was a collective labor of love for our movement, for the fight for healthier and more sustainable communities!THANKS to kate Marshall @ucpress
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ACLS Sustaining Public Engagement Grantees advance community engaged humanities projects, supported by @NEHgov. bit.ly/3WlbAqQ #NEHRecovery
@UMBCPubHum @uhmanoa @unevadareno @CSUSBNews @VCUnews
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Check out our press statement on urging @BaltCouncil to extend the ban on #FacialRecognitionTechnology
#BanFRT #SurveillanceIsNotSafety
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One of my favorite things is being out in the field documenting & interviewing. Here @MrPresidential1 (Curtis Eaddy II) is interviewing his parents on the stoop of their home, which they fought 18 years to save from condemnation by Baltimore City for a development project.
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There’s a lot of great events happening this weekend w/ @UMBCPubHum Baltimore Field School community fellows amstcommunitystudies.org
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Great, good contribution,others in same situation might b able to apply/adapt the experience @BearHarvey @keikokub @clairegreens @Women_Rio20 @democracynow @commondreams @Peacelifestyles @PeaceEconomy @UniteThePoor @JusticeInMotion @justiceinfonet @USCCB @ncccusa @LaudatoSiMvmt
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Cameron Granadino & Eddie Conway @TheRealNews will develop the “Say Their Own Words”archive of a prison education program led by Eddie Conway while a political prisoner in 1980 in the MD Penitentiary. The team will digitize, document & develop programming w/@UMBCLibrary
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And @TishaGuthrieMSW points out that there are few youth here tonight and we must engage the youth in our vision for the future.
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