Don’t miss the 19th annual Netroots Nation conference, happening July 11-13 in Baltimore! Netroots is the largest annual progressive gathering in the country. It is a critical event for training organizers to be more effective and rallying folks to fight for a better world.
If you’ve never been to Netroots, it’s a powerful event with opportunities to be inspired, learn, and connect with some of the brightest minds in the movement. There will be engaging keynotes and panels, cutting-edge training sessions, film screenings, social events and much more.
The ACLU of Maryland is organizing a panel on Thursday, July 11, at 1 p.m., on local community control of the Baltimore City Police Department, an important campaign that the ACLU of Maryland has been working with allies on for years.
PANEL DETAILS
The Baltimore Police Department and the Fight for Local Control
After decades of organizing and advocating for local control, Baltimore City is one step closer to regaining full control of their police department. What led to this movement? How did we get here? And what’s up next?
Date & Time: Thursday, July 11 at 1pm, Baltimore Convention Center
- Sam Masters, Organizing Black (Moderator)
- Sergio España, ACLU OF Maryland (Panelist)
- Ralikh Hayes, Legal Defense Fund (Panelist)
- Ray Kelly, Citizens Policing Project (Panelist)
- Lydia Walther-Rodriguez, CASA (Panelist)
