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MoAIM, Family League report youth-program gains; council presses for expansion and clarity on out-of-school funding
Summary
Officials from MoAIM and Family League described youth engagement and out-of-school-time expansions and collaborative funding strategies, while council members pushed for plans to improve service access in undercovered neighborhoods.
Representatives from the mayor's Office of African American Male Engagement (MoAIM) and Family League of Baltimore described program gains and collaborative efforts to expand youth engagement and after-school services during the budget hearing.
"Our work now has to be about massive collaboration," said Dr. Bunley, director of MoAIM, who reported a recent grant from the mayor and described college tours and summer programming efforts aimed at keeping young people engaged. Tracy Estep, MoAIM's chief of operations, provided performance details: "We're currently working with 162 individuals, 140 of which are…
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