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Paths to Rebuilding and Healing Abandoned Communities: Equitable, Healthy

Tag Archives: adjunct faculty organize

Local stuff: Organizing for equity, public:private power in Baltimore

The union is organizing for living wages and community participation at Baltimore’s institutions:

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Hospital workers union campaign for a living wage for all

The art of organizing: MICA’s adjunct faculty organize

United Workers and East Baltimore community groups organize:Community being left out of Baltimore redevelopment, activists say

Public:private partnerships continue to dictate development in Baltimore, for better or for worse?

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Public housing sold to private interests

This entry was posted in April 2014 and tagged adjunct faculty organize, affordable housing, Baltimore Brew, Baltimore Sun, City Paper, EBDI, Johns Hopkins University, living wages, Marisela Gomez, Union organizing in Baltimore, United Workers on April 1, 2014 by mbgomez.

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