MD Youth Rights & Safety Hub Substack
Youth Rights & Safety HubProtecting Kids' Rights and Safety in Maryland
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 49 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 14 days ago |
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Views on the News – June/July 2026
Like it or not, we must pay attention to the media—because the stories they tell shape how many people think about youth justice. Including elected officials and young people themselves! Is the reporting fair? Are the headlines accurate? Wh...
Seeking Justice Following a Baltimore County Lynching
Howard Cooper was only 15 years old when he was lynched by a mob outside the Baltimore County Jail just after midnight on Monday, July 13, 1885. The masked and hooded men who broke down the door, overpowered the warden, and stormed into his...
Maryland and Baltimore Youth Justice Data Continue to Disappoint
On July 9, on the social media platform X, Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates repeated with extra fanfare his objections to the recently passed Youth Charging Reform Act (YCRA), which come October 1 will reduce the number of charges...
Interview with Amber Woodruff, Director of Strategy & Research at the Greater Baltimore Committee
The Greater Baltimore Committee (GBC) is a private-sector initiative working to shape our region’s reputation, economy, and quality of life. Its 300 members are a Who’s Who of Baltimore-area businesses and institutions. Amber Woodruff leads...
Views on the News – May 2026
Like it or not, we must pay attention to the media—because the stories they tell shape how many people think about youth justice. Including elected officials and young people themselves! Is the reporting fair? Are the headlines accurate? Wh...
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