THIS TUESDAY!!
Tues., July 15, 2025: 1 to 3 p.m.
Baltimore City Hall, 4th Floor City Council Chamber, 100 Holliday St, Baltimore, MD 21202
Jews United for Justice is asking us to Pack the Room!
Click here for more information and to RSVP!
JOIN US FOR OUR NEXT RALLY!
Sunday, July 20 at 1:30 pm.
Our next rally will be at the southeast entrance to Patterson Park, at the Intersection of Eastern Avenue and Linwood Avenue in Baltimore City. Black Lives Matter! Immigrant Lives Matter!
Related Action for July: the Esperanza Center
Since 1963, the Esperanza Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, has provided education, health care and immigration legal services, and general community support to thousands of immigrants every year. In the current political climate, legal assistance with immigration matters is especially critical. Please consider bringing a check made out to the Esperanza Center, or click on the link below to make an online donation. Thank you for your support!!
Legal Services
Attention: Immigration Legal Services (ILS) at Esperanza ILS has resumed consultations for new clients, by appointment only. We are continuing to serve all clients with open cases, and to recruit and train pro bono attorneys. For questions regarding immigration legal services, please call 667-600-2922.
Immigration Legal Services was founded in 1994 to provide low-cost legal counseling and representation in humanitarian and family-based immigration matters. ILS recruits attorneys, law students, paralegals, and others to volunteer in our office, during business hours, under the supervision of our staff.
ilsinfo@cc-md.org
Los Servicios Legales de Inmigración
Atención: ILS ha reanudado las consultas para nuevos clientes, solo con cita previa. Continuamos atendiendo a todos los clientes con casos abiertos y reclutando y capacitando abogados pro bono. Si tiene preguntas sobre los servicios legales de inmigración, llame al 667-600-2922.
Los Servicios Legales de Inmigración se fundaron en 1994 para brindar asesoría legal y representación a bajo costo en asuntos de inmigración humanitaria y familiar. Como uno de los proveedores de servicios legales de inmigración sin fines de lucro más grandes del estado, atendemos a personas de más de 150 países diferentes que residen en Maryland o tienen casos de inmigración en Maryland. Asistimos a los clientes y sus familiares que buscan obtener, extender o retener el estatus migratorio legal o la ciudadanía en los Estados Unidos.
Members of the Catonsville Emergency Assistance (CEA), IC4BL members, and the Rev. Joslin L. Kearse, (far right) Immanuel United Church of Christ in Catonsville, pose for a picture after collecting the donations to CEA from rally attenders.
June 2025 Rally
Despite the rain, the fact that it was Father's Day, and the fact that most people were still tired from attending NO KINGS DAY protests the day before, we had a great rally on June 15th in Catonsville. We were joined by BLM protestors that gather every Sunday at Noon on Frederick Road at that location. Thank you for staying to rally with us!!
About IC4BL
Stay Tuned: School Supply Drive
In August, we will not be holding a Rally but we WILL BE COLLECTING new school supplies for youth centers on the east and west side of Baltimore and a public school in south Baltimore. If you'd prefer to bring a check or cash to the July Rally, we'd be happy to shop the Back-to-School supply sales for you.
From July 21 to August 29 you can also drop off donations at Stony Run Friends Meeting -- more details coming soon!
Our families in Baltimore City are facing rising costs and school supplies are also becoming more expensive. We appreciate your support!
Olivia Lomax and Turner Station
Many of us know Olivia Lomax as the guiding force at Our Community Serving Others, a food pantry in historic Turner Station run by St. Matthew UMC. Turner Station in Baltimore County was the home of the largest African-American community when redlining prevented Black families from living in Dundalk. But, did you know that Ms. Lomax and her granddaughter are also involved in addressing climate change in their community? Watch this wonderful movie produced by the Nature Conservancy highlighting what Ms. Lomax is doing to improve the resiliency of her community for generations to come!
