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Join JUFJ and District 46 residents as we meet with our state representatives to discuss our agenda for the 2019 session of the Maryland General Assembly. We will spend the first hour getting to [...]

More than three years after the murder of Freddie Gray, the Baltimore Police Department still needs to overhaul its department policies and culture to protect poor, Black, and Brown Baltimoreans [...]

Last week, JUFJ-Baltimore held another of our monthly community convenings--this one zooming in on the election.

Every Baltimorean has a right to clean, affordable water. Come join our canvassing, education, and advocacy efforts at this inaugural team meeting.

This lame-duck Delegation should not select the chair for the Delegates we vote into office who haven't even taken their seats yet.

On Monday, JUFJniks gathered with dozens of coalition partners and elected officials for a historic moment: the Baltimore City Council passed a charter amendment banning the privatization of the [...]

On Tuesday morning, JUFJ joined dozens of community leaders, elected officials, and workers to make a straightforward demand of the management at the Marriott Baltimore Waterfront Hotel: respect [...]

Despite the outpouring of community support, the Baltimore field office chose to arbitrarily detain Marta Rodriguez, even though they have the discretion to let her go back to her family and [...]