Join us for a compelling panel discussion that will delve into Baltimore's Black Butterfly's history and contemporary challenges. Attendees will learn about transformative interventions and community initiatives to reduce gun violence and improve overall health and well-being. This panel will discuss the past, the present, and the future of one of Baltimore's iconic neighborhoods.
Together, we’ll explore how the Judge Alexander Williams Center will honor the neighborhood's legacy while providing essential services that promote healing and growth. Learn more about how the Center seeks to serve as a vital resource for the community, offering a range of programs designed to empower residents and combat the effects of structural violence, such as redlining and mass incarceration. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with community leaders and be a part of the conversation on revitalizing this historic neighborhood and addressing the impact of violence.
Below are the panelists for this event:
Joseph B. Richardson, Jr., PhD – MPower Professor, University of Maryland Strategic Partnership: MPowering the State
James (JT) Timpson – Managing Director, Community Violence Initiatives, Roca Impact Institute
Stephen B. Thomas, PhD – Professor, Health Policy & Management, Director, University of Maryland Center for Health Equity
To register for this event, please email JAWC at judgeawcenter [at] umd.edu stating your interest. For any questions, comments or concerns, email JAWC or call the center at (301) 314-2062.
