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Jhoselyn Rodriguez – Trabajadora Comunitaria de Salud de MALVEC
La Coalición por la Equidad en Vacunas de Latinx del Atlántico Medio, o (MALVEC), tiene una misión. Esa misión es conseguir que todos los latinos de Maryland se vacunen contra el COVID-19. Para lograr este objetivo nos hemos enfocado en compartir información precisa a...
Jhoselyn Rodriguez – MALVEC Community Health Worker
The Mid-Atlantic Latinx Vaccine Equity Coalition, or (MALVEC), has a mission. That mission is to get all Latinos in Maryland the COVID-19 vaccine. Our efforts to accomplish this goal have been done through sharing accurate information via social media platforms....
Prioridades legislativas de las comunidades latinas y de inmigrantes para 2022
Los eventos de 2020-2021 exacerbaron e hicieron más dramáticos los desafíos en materia de políticas públicas con los que Maryland continúa lidiando en 2022.
Latino and immigrant communities policy priorities for 2022
Events of 2020-2021 dramatized and exacerbated the issues and policy challenges that Maryland continues to face in 2022.
Walking the Path Toward Race Equity in Garrett County
In July of 2020, our General Counsel, Paddy Morton, was driving to Deep Creek Lake for a family vacation when she saw a human lynching effigy. Trigger warning: Distressing image Horrified, she contacted the authorities who indicated the effigy had been hanging on that...
Maryland Nonprofits Elects Board Officers for 2022
For Immediate Release Media Contact: Imany Dye, Communications & Marketing Coordinator Iadye@mdnonprofit.org | (443) 238 2336 On January 28, 2022, the Maryland Nonprofits Board of...
300 Nonprofits and Nonprofit Leaders Say “Put People First”
“With Maryland having a $4 billion plus budget surplus, no Marylander should be in need. Nonprofits should not be struggling to keep their doors open.” Says Maryland Nonprofits President & CEO Heather Iliff. On January 19, 2021, 300 nonprofits and nonprofit leaders submitted a letter to Maryland executive and legislative leaders calling for $1 billion of Maryland’s $4+ billion budget surplus be used to “Put People First” and partner with the nonprofit sector.
Nonprofit Student Loan Forgiveness
Are you a recent college graduate of any level with loans that you have no idea how to pay off? You might be able to have your loans forgiven if you work for a nonprofit or government organization!
Governor announces extension of open enrollment through Maryland Health Connection after a record season
(BALTIMORE) —Gov. Larry Hogan announced on January 18, 2022, that open enrollment will continue on Maryland Health Connection through February in light of the ongoing public health emergency. A record number of Marylanders – 181,603 – have enrolled in...
ARPA Dollars – Clearer Rules, More Flexibility, Still Complicated
Treasury’s New Final Rule Replaces The Interim Rule From Last May On January 6, the US Treasury Department released the final rule for State and Local Governments’ use of ARPA (American Rescue Plan Act) funds. The new rules are simpler and allow somewhat broader...