Advancing Racial Justice Speaker Series
Join us for insightful talks that delve into the crucial intersections of racial justice, healthcare, housing, civil rights, public education and public transportation.
About the Series:
We are honored to welcome esteemed speakers who will share their experiences and initiatives within these crucial domains. Each speaker session will be followed by a time for light refreshments and informal discussion, fostering a space for meaningful dialogue and community connection. By attending these talks, you’ll gain insight, inspiration, and a call to action for advocating and enacting positive change.
Coming Up:
Reimagining South Baltimore: Environmental Restoration, Responsible Development, and Renewal
Speaker:
Brad Rogers
Executive Director, South Baltimore Gateway Partnership
september 8 @ 7:30 p.m.
RPPC Sanctuary
Light refreshments provided after the talk
No RSVP required
What does it take to bring meaningful environmental and economic renewal to a historically under-resourced part of Baltimore—and what can those efforts teach us about supporting other communities across our city?
Join Roland Park Presbyterian Church for an engaging evening with Brad Rogers, Executive Director of the South Baltimore Gateway Partnership. Brad will discuss the organization’s ongoing and future work to foster environmental restoration and responsible economic development in South Baltimore.
The South Baltimore Gateway Partnership is helping guide significant transformation in communities surrounding the Middle Branch of the Patapsco River. During this presentation, Brad will offer an inside look at that work and invite us to consider its broader implications for environmental care, community investment, and equitable renewal throughout Baltimore.
Light refreshments and an opportunity for discussion with the speaker will follow the presentation.
This program is presented by the RPPC Racial Justice and Earth Care Committees.
The event is free and open to the public. We warmly welcome members of the Roland Park Civic League, neighboring churches, and all who care about Baltimore, its communities, and its environment.
All are welcome.


