We Must Keep our Promises to the Low-Wage Workers who Keep Maryland Communities Going
The coronavirus pandemic has shone a light on Maryland communities’ deep reliance on the workers who keep families fed, care read more
We Need Action to Advance Anti-Racist Policies. Here Are Some Ideas.
“I can’t breathe.”
We know this simple phrase as the last words of George Floyd and Eric Garner, both while read more
Webinar: Learning About Universal Basic Income
From proposals in the Democratic presidential primary to the economic stimulus checks that were part of the federal government’s response read more
What’s in the First Round of Proposed Budget Cuts
With state revenues declining due to business closures and huge numbers of Marylanders out of work, state policymakers will consider read more
MDCEP Statement on Gov. Hogan Vetoing the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future
MDCEP Executive Director Benjamin Orr issued the following statement in response to Gov. Larry Hogan’s decision to veto the Blueprint read more
Policymakers Should Stand by the Essential Workers Who Sustain Maryland Communities
Workers at Amazon, Instacart, and Target walked off the job on May 1 to protest inadequate pay, safety measures, and read more
Webinar: The COVID-19 pandemic is highlighting racial inequities. Now is the time to fix them.
The COVID-19 pandemic is magnifying the existing barriers to opportunity that too many Marylanders face – especially Black, Brown, and read more
Webinar: The Blueprint for Maryland’s Future – What passed the General Assembly?
After years of work by the Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education, legislators, and advocates, the Maryland General Assembly read more
Webinar: The Coronavirus Pandemic and Maryland’s Economy
Recording of an April, 6, 2020 webinar discussing the potential impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on Maryland families and communities, read more
Abbreviated Legislative Session Brings Important New Investments in Schools, Communities
Under normal circumstances, yesterday would have been the last day of Maryland’s legislative session. Of course, our current situation is read more
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