Access Receivables Management donated funds and hardware to the city organizations as they provide computers for remote learning.

The Society for Science and the Public announced new grants for the organizations as they continue serving youth in Baltimore's Black community during the COVID-19 Pandemic.

The founders of The Be. org, Mentoring Mentors, B-360 and I AM MENtality have worked together to carry out their youth development missions. With support from T. Rowe Price Foundation, they're bringing on a fundraising and capacity-building specialist to help further their work.

The nonprofit's Client Legal Utility Engine improves low-income residents' ability to see what cases they have open in the state and possibly get their criminal records expunged.

The IBM program graduated students from Carver Vocational Technical High School with a high school diploma and an associate degree.

Drawing on conversations and articles we've published over the past month, here's a roadmap to keep the calls for change from recent protests alive.

HACK Baltimore and ETC want to get civic tech teams to MVP by August 2020, so they'll be eligible for AccelerateBaltimore and $50,000 in seed funding. Apply by July 6.

Elev8 Baltimore in collaboration with Rowdy Orbi.t installed free WIFI that the community will be able to use for distance learning and internet access.

"Now more than ever, the role of Black lawyers is critical to the advancement of defending Black lives when others fail to hear the call to duty," writes Kisha A. Brown, founder of Justis Connection.

Dent Education has trained 51 students to make face shields to help stop the spread of COVID-19.