Our Committed Partners & Individual Pledges
Thanks for taking a stand!
Our Partners
The following organizations and individuals have signed the Thriving Communities Collaborative Covenant and agreed to partner with us in moving toward a more thriving Baltimore.
The Baltimore Child Abuse Center (BCAC) provides coordinated interventions when abuse is reported, treatment to aid in the healing of survivors and their families, adult education around recognizing, reporting and preventing abuse, and advocacy at local, state, and national levels.
Echo Resource Development works within communities to help empower existing resources with a focus on social infrastructure, training and professional development, resource development, resource coordination, and multi-dimensional resource mapping.
Asage Marketing is a Maryland-based marketing organization that believes in integrating the principles of trauma-informed care into all aspects of its business.
Monte Ephraim, LCSW-C has signed onto the partner covenant as an individual. We welcome her to the team!
The Maryland State Council on Child Abuse & Neglect
The Maryland State Council on Child Abuse and Neglect (SCCAN) advises Maryland’s Governor and Legislature on systems’ improvements to prevent, detect, prosecute and treat child abuse and neglect. Prevention of child maltreatment and other ACEs before they occur is SCCAN’s top priority. SCCAN co-leads Maryland’s CDC sponsored Essentials for Childhood efforts to promote safe, stable and nurturing relationships and environments for all children and prevent child maltreatment and other ACEs.
The Adolescent “STAR TRACK” Program offers outreach, education and prevention services to youth, young adults, and their communities with a focus on engaging young people to take control of their health on their own terms. The program also encourages communities, adults, and teenagers, to discuss sexual health issues since young people are vulnerable to HIV and STIs.
Pledges to Take Action
The following individuals have taken a pledge to take positive action in their communities toward building a more thriving Baltimore.
Claudia Remington
David Brown
Kelly Crawford
Nneka Nnamdi
Kelvin Parker
Molly Greenberg
Liz Oppenheim
Anne Hilb
Rosalyn Williams
Peter Modlin
Patrick Henderson
Philip Leaf
Sante Johnson
Rebecca Savidge
Courtney Potter
Crystal Phillips
Lucy Cerqueira
Jeanne Monique Nandjou
Geneva A. Harris
Akai Alston
Emily Bryson
Celeste David
Ross Pologe
Ditte Moeller
Katrina Mooring
Eliza Cooper
Barbara Fitzgerald
Mary Antonucci
Mary Gunning