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Muse 360 Art's mission is to provide Baltimore youth of diverse backgrounds with high-quality arts education that inspires them to reach their full potential.
We are a community focused on the professional and craft development of arts entrepreneurs and on providing access to arts, music, and cultural programming to all youth and families.
Tendea Family is a organization dedicated to improving the Black community in Baltimore City economically, mentally physically and morally.
Closed now Afrikan Youth Alchemy (AYA Inc) is an African-centered Youth Development organization that engages in media production, cultural education, and community supported agriculture.
Closes in 29 minutes Our mission is to holistically connect descendants of Africa to the global African community, known as the African Diaspora. The African Diaspora Alliance serves as a facilitator through a variety of diverse programs.
Closes in 29 minutes A Revolutionary Summer is an intensive critical reading and writing program dedicated to shifting harmful narratives about Black women and girls through both the meaningful study and creation of art and the deliberate application of self-inquiry.
The Black Church Food Security Network partners Black farmers and urban growers with historically African American congregations to create pipelines for fresh produce from "soil to sanctuary."
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Friends of Southeast Baltimore County aims to educate & support the fight for social justice, to advocate for Civil Rights via policy reform, to build up the Black community by working together to address and remove barriers to equity, equality, and access.
The Initiative Baltimore (501(c)(3) strives to inspire young men to lead their communities through civic engagement, community development and political leadership.
BrickRose Exchange is an art gallery and unique meeting space born from love and appreciation for connecting people.
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