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Welcome to Civil Rights Week 2022

The Baltimore City Office of Equity and Civil Rights presents a week-long celebration of services, accomplishments, and new milestones, starting with the return of our signature Equity and Civil Rights Breakfast, a 29-year tradition.

Join us for exciting speakers, workshops, hybrid and virtual performances, and more!

Speakers

Londyn Smith De Richelieu

Director of the Office of LGBT Affairs

Londyn smith de Richelieu is a Baltimore native, and brings a wealth of knowledge in health policy, LGBTQ advocacy, community organizing to her role.

Tara Doaty

Founder & CEO, Sage Wellness

Dr. Tara is a national speaker and trainer where she is frequently asked to speak on issues impacting the well-being of children and families.

Ana Rodney

Founder of MOMCares

Ana is Executive Director + Founder of MOMCares + the Rising Mama, a wellness organization that centers mothers in the delivery of care & support to the entire family unit.

Odette Ramos

14th District Councilwoman

Odette is a councilwoman and one of The Baltimore Sun’s “Women to Watch” in 2020, and winner of the Dickens Warfield Award in 2017 for her advocacy for justice in housing.

Stephanie Smith

State Delegate, 45th District

Stephanie fights for her vision of a more peaceful, economically just, and vibrant Baltimore through legislation that supports increased financial relief for seniors, robust commercial corridors, enhanced state support to fight crime, more greenspace and recreation opportunities and a fair tax system.

Pedro Palomino

Director, Palomino Media Group

Pedro provides award-winning journalism to the Latino community in Maryland through his newspaper Mundo Latino, his Facebook page Somos Baltimore Latino, and his work as a community activist.

Zeke Cohen

Councilman, 1st District

Zeke believes in the power of organized communities and in the past two years, his office created community-driven task forces on the topics of transportation and public safety.

Javier Rivas

LEDC Small Business Development Manager

Javier brings support to business owners facing challenges resulting from the rapid development and growth in the greater DMV area and Puerto Rico

Wes Moore

Author

Wes Moore is a combat veteran, bestselling author, small business owner, Rhodes Scholar and former CEO of one of the nation’s largest anti-poverty organizations.

Schedule

Sunday October 30

12PM-5PM

Greenmount Park Greenspace

1100 Block of E Barclay Street

Kid's Halloween Party and Fall Festival

In collaboration with Rebuild Johnston Square, By Peaceful Means/Peace Camp and Nike Neighborhood Hero!

Monday October 31

9AM-11AM

Tyler Ballroom

Morgan State University

1700 East Cold Spring Lane,

Baltimore, MD, 21251

29th Annual Civil Rights Breakfast

Featuring Mayor Brandon Scott and keynote speaker Wes Moore!

November 1

11AM-12PM

Curran Room, City Hall

100 Holliday St

Baltimore, MD 21202

Crown Act Presentation

Featuring Del. Stephanie Smith

A discussion on the impact and enforcement of legislation outlawing discrimination based on hairstyles.

November 1

1PM-3PM

Reginald F. Lewis

830 E Pratt St,

Baltimore, MD 21202

Community Forum and Workshop on Life with Disabilities in Baltimore

Featuring representatives from DOT, DPW, DHR, Health Department, and more!

November 1

6PM

Board of Estimates

Hyman Pressman Board Room

100 Holliday St

Baltimore, MD 21202

Agency Hearing: Baltimore City Fire Department

A public hearing on the Baltimore City Fire Department

Meeting link: https://bit.ly/3FtuJkh

Meeting number: 2331 557 0297

Password: OECR

November 2

10AM-11:30AM

Creative Alliance

3134 Eastern Ave,

Baltimore, MD 21224

Panel: Derechos Civiles y Equidad Racial en Baltimore: Construyendo una comunidad latina fuerte

Presentado por la consejal Odette Ramos, con invitados Pedro Palomino, Javier Rivas, y Yolanda Welch Martinez.

La presentación se realizara en español con traducción en inglés.

Presentation to take place in Spanish with English translation available on request

November 2

12PM-1:30PM

Creative Alliance

3134 Eastern Ave,

Baltimore, MD 21224

“Advancing Equity in Baltimore”: Agency Presentation and Dashboard Preview

Featuring the debut of the City's new interactive equity dashboard and presentations from Baltimore Police Department, Department of Planning, Department of Public Works, Baltimore City Health Department, and the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs.

November 2

2PM-3:30PM

Creative Alliance

3134 Eastern Ave,

Baltimore, MD 21224

Panel: Recognizing Human Trafficking in Your Community

A presentation from Special Agent Cara Rose and the MD Human Trafficking Collaborative about how to prevent trafficking in your community.

November 2

7PM-9PM

Reginald F. Lewis

830 E Pratt St,

Baltimore, MD 21202

Community Conversation: Redlining, Reparations, and Racial Equity in Baltimore

Join us for a robust discussion on racial equity in Baltimore.

Free dinner will be provided.

November 3

11AM-12PM

University of Baltimore School of Law

1401 N Charles St,

Baltimore, MD 21201

Presentation: Consent Decree Updates

Featuring a presentation from the Consent Decree Team

November 3

1PM-2PM

University of Baltimore School of Law

1401 N Charles St,

Baltimore, MD 21201

Police Accountability Overview

A discussion on the police accountability structures in Baltimore

November 3

2:30-4PM

University of Baltimore School of Law

1401 N Charles St,

Baltimore, MD 21201

Collateral Consequences of Police Misconduct

A conversation on the aftereffects of a being a victim of police misconduct, on an individual and community level.

November 3

7PM-9PM

Reginald F. Lewis

830 Pratt Street

Baltimore, MD 21202

The Urgent Need to Protect and Advance Civil Rights for LGBTQ+ Community

Featuring Mayor Brandon Scott and Director of the Office of LGBTQ Affairs Londyn Smith De Richelieu.

Dinner to be served

November 4

10AM-11AM

Creative Alliance

3134 Eastern Ave,

Baltimore, MD 21224

Let's Talk Maternal Health with Ana Rodney

Featuring an intimate conversation about health equity and motherhood with Ana Rodney of MOMCares

November 4

11AM-1PM

Creative Alliance

3134 Eastern Ave,

Baltimore, MD 21224

Lunch and Legal Resource Fair

Free legal consultations in partnership with MD Legal Aid

November 4

1PM-2PM

Creative Alliance

3134 Eastern Ave,

Baltimore, MD 21224

Coping with Trauma Workshop

Led by Dr. Tara Doaty of Sage Wellness Group

November 4

7PM-10PM

Reginald F. Lewis

830 E Pratt St,

Baltimore, MD 21202

Cocktail Hour and Closeout Celebration

An evening of drinks, dancing and fun in celebration of the closeout of 2022 Civil Rights Week.

2022 Civil Rights Week will take place in exciting community sites around Baltimore, including:

-Creative Alliance

-Morgan State University

-The Reginald F. Lewis Museum

-University of Baltimore

Event Sponsors

We are incredibly grateful to our sponsors for helping to make this week a success!

About OECR

The Office of Equity and Civil Rights is a city agency devoted to advancing equity and upholding the federal and local civil rights laws, the local living and prevailing wage laws ensuring access and equal opportunities for persons with disabilities, and providing oversight of local law enforcement.

The mission of the Office of Equity and Civil Rights is to carry out activities to eliminate inequity, inequality, and discrimination.

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