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Scholar's Forum IV: "A Tale of Two Cities: Baltimore, The Refurbished & The Forgotten"
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Monday, March 12, 2012 10:54 AM
Reply: renaissance@ndm.edu
WHO: Renaissance Institute, NDMU's lifelong learning community
WHAT:Scholars Forum IV: "A Tale of Two Cities:Baltimore"
Despite gains in urban renewal and an influx of higher income residents, Baltimore’s neighborhoods remain sharply divided between those have enjoyed urban renewal and an influx of higher income residents and those that have continued to be mired in crime, poverty and failing schools.
The panel will be moderated by Renaissance Institute member Greg Halpin, former director of the Port of Baltimore, and include: Bob Embry of the Abell Foundation; Marion Pines, senior distinguished fellow of the Johns Hopkins University Institute of Policy; and Bishop Douglas Miles, bishop of Koinonia Baptist Church and co-chair of B.U.I.L.D (Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development).
WHEN: Saturday, March 31, from 9 to 11 a.m.
WHERE: NDMU’s Knott Science Center Auditorium, 4701 North Charles Street.
PRICE: $10 in advance (www.ndm.edu/renaissance)$15 at the door.
Proceeds benefit the Renaissance Institute.
MORE INFO:410-532-5351 or renaissance@ndm.edu
phone 410-532-5351.
WHAT:Scholars Forum IV: "A Tale of Two Cities:Baltimore"
Despite gains in urban renewal and an influx of higher income residents, Baltimore’s neighborhoods remain sharply divided between those have enjoyed urban renewal and an influx of higher income residents and those that have continued to be mired in crime, poverty and failing schools.
The panel will be moderated by Renaissance Institute member Greg Halpin, former director of the Port of Baltimore, and include: Bob Embry of the Abell Foundation; Marion Pines, senior distinguished fellow of the Johns Hopkins University Institute of Policy; and Bishop Douglas Miles, bishop of Koinonia Baptist Church and co-chair of B.U.I.L.D (Baltimoreans United in Leadership Development).
WHEN: Saturday, March 31, from 9 to 11 a.m.
WHERE: NDMU’s Knott Science Center Auditorium, 4701 North Charles Street.
PRICE: $10 in advance (www.ndm.edu/renaissance)$15 at the door.
Proceeds benefit the Renaissance Institute.
MORE INFO:410-532-5351 or renaissance@ndm.edu
phone 410-532-5351.
• Location:
Baltimore, 4710 North Charles Street, Baltimore, MD
• Post ID: 4922299 maryland