Photo by J.J. McQueen On Tuesday, January 7, Mayor Brandon M. Scott, Governor Moore, city leaders, community partners, and residents gathered to mark the historic violence reductions Baltimore saw last year. This event not only marked the lowest homicide rate in nearly a decade but also set the tone for the City’s public safety priorities […]

Many people directly impacted by the criminal legal system, like those convicted of a crime, assume they have lost their right to vote, which is often not true. Others, like survivors of domestic abuse who have had to move, may be afraid to vote for fear of making their new home address public. And some people […]

Critical funding for victim services (including ROAR) is in jeopardy, which could endanger millions of victims if Congress doesn’t act now. Victim safety and healing are on the line. None of the Maryland US Senators or Representatives have yet to co-sign this crucial bill. Funding for victim services (such as ROAR) from the Victims of […]