Students from City Neighbors High School conducted family interviews about Baltimore memories, the state of race in America and whyBaltimore is called “Smalltimore."

Students from City Neighbors High School share their thoughts on the importance of learning black history.

Students from City Neighbors High School share what black joy means to them.

Students from City Neighbors High School share what black history means to them.

Students from City Neighbors High School share their concerns about the City of Baltimore as part of their Backpack Journalism project.

Students from City Neighbors High School share their thoughts on what can be done to save the City of Baltimore as part of their Backpack Journalism project.

“Providing Hope for the Black Community through Food and Faith” with Rev. Heber Brown III, D.Min., senior pastor, Pleasant Hope Baptist Church, and founder, Black Church Food Security Network.

Loyola University Maryland’s Karson Institute for Race, Peace & Social Justice and The Baltimore Sun have partnered to host “Black History Month Conversations,” a series that highlights The Baltimore Sun’s Black Marylanders to Watch. “Toward an Intellectual History of Black Women” is with Martha S. Jones, Ph.D., professor, The Johns Hopkins University.

The Karson Institute for Race, Peace & Social Justice and The Baltimore Sun have partnered to host “Black History Month Conversations,” a special series that highlight some of The Baltimore Sun’s Black Marylanders to Watch. This episode, “The Black Renaissance: Arts, Artists, and Artistry" with Jacqueline ”Jackie” Copeland, chairwoman, Maryland State Arts Council.

"Peace is the Presence of Justice” with Erricka Bridgeford, co-founder, Baltimore Ceasefire, and executive director, Baltimore Community Mediation Center.