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DBCC Named One of Baltimore’s Best Child Care Centers in Baltimore Magazine
July 16, 2010
Downtown Baltimore Child Care, Inc. was named one of Baltimore’s best child care centers in the July issue of Baltimore Magazine
Maryland Community Connections Receives Prestigious Award
July 07, 2010
Maryland Community Connection (MCC) received Maryland Works Employment Award for the 2010 Provider of the Year. This award goes to a non-profit Maryland community service provider who has achieved significant outcomes in the employment of individuals with disabilities.
Weinberg Foundation President and Prominent Weinberg Fellows Named as 2010 Influential Marylanders Honorees
March 18, 2010
The Daily Record has announced the 2010 list of Influential Marylanders.
COmmunity Conferencing works with Learning Inc. students
March 22, 2009
The Community Conferencing Center's program director works with Learning Inc. students to facilitate a dialogue circle and uses drumming as a tool to help students to talk.
Learning Inc. student to be honored
March 22, 2009
A LEARNING INC. STUDENT WILL BE HONORED the week of March 23rd, 2009.
Fells Point Main Street receives grant
posted by Gayle Carney
February 11, 2009
Jason Sullivan, (WF2009), executive director of Fells Point Main Street receives $23,000 for renovations...
New NAMI Resource Gets Attention
posted by Gayle Carney
January 30, 2009
The publication of the booklet Beyond Punishment, Helping Individuals with Mental Illness in Maryland's Criminal Justice System, has rippled far beyond Kate Farinholt and NAMI MetroBaltimore's expectations.
2008 Weinberg Fellows Graduate
posted by Gayle Carney
October 02, 2008
The 2008 class of Weinberg Fellows has completed a year-long professional development program designed to enhance leadership skills and promote collaboration among the region’s nonprofits.
Nonprofit Succession Planning: Creating Good Endings and New Beginnings
posted by Maleka Ingram
April 01, 2008
For 11 years, Linda Stewart, a 2002 Weinberg Fellow, served as the executive director for the Maryland Mentoring Partnership. Under her leadership she established the organization as the preeminent advocate, resource and expert for youth mentoring in the state.
Baltimore Students Achieve "GREAT DEBATERS" Dream
posted by Maleka Ingram
April 01, 2008
For the first time in history, two African-American debaters have become National College Debate champions by winning the CEDA National Championship. Dayvon Love and Deven Cooper are graduates of Baltimore City schools, and alums of the Baltimore Urban Debate League (BUDL). Love and Cooper are currently on Towson University’s debate team. Their preparation for this victory was aided by their involvement with BUDL, led by Pam Spiliadis, Weinberg Fellow class of 2004.