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Redlining Baltimore
Discussing discrimination, past and present
Published April 7, 2016
JHU's 21st Century Cities Initiative hosts first of four conversations on Baltimore's deep-seated race issues
BLOCAL
Hopkins, others pledge to invest $69M in programs to build, hire, buy locally
Published April 4, 2016 Video
Johns Hopkins among 25 businesses teaming up to expand economic opportunities in Baltimore
Redlining Baltimore
Discrimination's deep roots
Published March 25, 2016
Four-event conversation series to explore legacy of discrimination in Baltimore
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Crime and policing
The 'Ferguson effect' and Baltimore crime
Published March 15, 2016
Arrests declined but crime did not increase in months before April 2015 unrest, researchers find
Intersession
Charm City, beyond tourism
Published March 7, 2016 Photos
Students in Intersession photography course explore Baltimore, cameras in tow
JHU President Ron Daniels speaks at podium
Police partnership
An evidence-based approach to fighting crime
Published Feb 22, 2016 Video
Hopkins researchers, Baltimore police to work together to study, reduce violent crime
Documentary project
Putting cameras in hands of Baltimore youth
Published Dec 22, 2015
Program will include workshops on moviemaking and photography, technical skills training
East Baltimore
Eager Park project
Published Dec 14, 2015 Video
Developers break ground on new hotel, townhomes near Johns Hopkins medical campus
Thank you
President Daniels: Keep up the good work
Published Dec 13, 2015 Video
Daniels shares annual 'Thank You' video, message of gratitude with the Johns Hopkins community
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Volunteering
Outreach on the street
Published Winter 2015
More than 100 people affiliated with Johns Hopkins have volunteered to help sex workers get off the streets / Johns Hopkins Magazine