Free To Bmore Podcast Enoch Pratt Free Library

Baltimore artists and arts organizations use their talents to positively impact their communities and the world. Today on the Free To Bmore Podcast we talk to the interdisciplinary artist Soledad Salamé about her work exploring environmental and human rights issues, and how Enoch Pratt Free Library plays a role in her research. Salamé’s recent work includes an examination of migration resulting from climate change, exacerbated by social-political impact.

Baltimore artists and arts organizations use their talents to positively impact their communities and the world. Today on the Free To Bmore Podcast we talk to the founder and executive director of Art with a Heart, Randy Pupkin. Art with a Heart provides equitable access to visual art experiences to the Baltimore community.

Baltimore artists and arts organizations use their talents to positively impact their communities and the world. Today on the Free To Bmore Podcast we talk to members of the West Baltimore Re-Imagining and Redevelopment Project to explore its pioneering approach to economic development and how culture and the arts are playing a significant role.

Baltimore artists and arts organizations use their talents to positively impact their communities and the world. Today on the Free To Bmore Podcast we talk to Tia Hamilton, publisher, writer, and entrepreneur, about her passion for helping those formerly incarcerated, find their second chance in life.

On this episode of the Free to Bmore Podcast, we talk to SHAN Wallace, an award-winning visual artist, photographer, and educator, about her rise as an acclaimed visual artist and photographer and her passion for creating social impact through her work.

Young people in Baltimore are facing more and more trauma, but health experts are looking at ways to introduce practices that could have an impact on their future. Today on the Free To Bmore Podcast we talk to Dr. Tamar Mendelson, Director of the Center of Adolescent Health at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health about one program that’s showing promise.