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BTEC x RCWBC Peer Learning Series

Building a Thriving West Baltimore

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Peer Learning Series

Participate in our 5-part series that uncovers the systems influencing housing, health, and wealth in West Baltimore. Gain a fresh perspective on your community and your role in it.

1. How Highways, Zoning, and Transit Decisions Shaped Environmental Harm

Explore how historical planning decisions created lasting environmental and economic impacts. Learn how infrastructure and zoning policies have influenced neighborhood conditions and access to resources.

2. Heat Islands, Air Pollution, Flooding, and Public Health

Dive into the environmental challenges affecting daily life. Understand how rising temperatures, poor air quality, and flooding risks connect directly to community health outcomes.

3. Climate Change and Household Income

Discover how climate change disproportionately impacts household finances. From energy costs to property risks, see how environmental shifts affect economic stability.

4. Policy Reform and Finance

Learn how policies are created, funded, and implemented. This module breaks down how public and private financing decisions shape community investment and development.

5. Where Do We Go From Here?

Turn knowledge into action. Identify pathways for advocacy, collaboration, and community-driven solutions that can influence future decisions in West Baltimore.

Why This Matters

The challenges facing West Baltimore didn’t happen by accident, and they won’t be solved by accident either.

 

This series helps connect the dots between:

    •    Climate justice

    •    Public policy

    •    Economic opportunity

    •    Community health

 

Because once you understand the system, you can start to change it.

Who This Is For

•    West Baltimore residents

•    Community leaders and advocates

•    Youth and emerging changemakers

•    Anyone ready to turn awareness into action

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We aim to create communities that are livable and vibrant.

RCWBC is a community-driven organization working to unite and revitalize West Baltimore. By empowering residents, advocating for equitable investment, and expanding economic opportunities, we're building a stronger, more connected future-together.

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Minister Glenn Smith

(443) 765-2638

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