Annapolis, MD
for its campaign to increase transparency at all levels of Maryland’s government including leading the Maryland Open Government Network, working closely with government to implement open government reforms passed in 2015, development of a procurement reform strategy and agenda, and reforming public access to information currently protected as industry trade secrets.
Baltimore, MD
in support of organizing and leadership development work to promote community-based, cooperatively owned renewable energy and zero waste projects in low-income Baltimore neighborhoods.
Fairfax, VA
for work to strengthen the communications capacity and effectiveness of Maryland’s climate advocacy community.
Baltimore, MD
for the Maryland Food System Mapping Project to build the capacity for food system reform through technical assistance, mapping and analysis, and specialized reports for Maryland food policy councils. CLF will also play a leadership role and provide research and data analysis for the Chesapeake Foodshed Network.
Easton, MD
to launch a community education and engagement program in support of the creation of a food hub on the Eastern Shore, Chesapeake Harvest, being led by the Easton Economic Development Corporation.
Baltimore, MD
to support its suite of Affordability Solutions programming, which address energy affordability while building resiliency and enhancing sustainability in low-income communities in Maryland.
Centreville, MD
to continue conservation efforts, focusing on prudent and sustainable growth, while preserving the unique cultural heritage, agriculture and natural resources that define Queen Anne’s County and the Upper Eastern Shore.
Baltimore, MD
to continue legal and legislative advocacy and targeted community organizing efforts in Baltimore to address the root problems and chronic sources of sewage, stormwater and trash/litter pollution.