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Anti-Racism Working Group

HEY WHITE FOLKS: Are you interested antiracism but not sure how to apply it in your life? Having difficulty confronting friends or relatives about racist behavior? Do you understand that white people need to take responsibility for dismantling racism instead of burdening people of color with this work? If so, THIS MONTHLY DISCUSSION GROUP IS FOR YOU! Together, white folks will discuss real life applications for antiracism where you can learn, ask questions, and find resources.

with Karen McNamara, PhD

Email karen@claypotsbaltimore.org for more information or to register.

Registration is free and donations to Clay Pots are encouraged.

Ongoing Programs

Workforce Development

Tuesdays

Online or by Phone

News

10/6/2016 - WBAL TV 11

"Car crashes into vacant day care center in west Baltimore"

A car striking the daycare that sits opposite Clay Pots at the intersection of Pratt and Mount Streets highlights the danger of this local intersection. Clay Pots staff comments on how such crashes have impacted us in the past.

Connect to employment, training and supportive services. Contact our workforce development partner for help and information. During the pandemic, please email Rachel at:

Thursdays

Job Readiness

Thursdays

2 PM - 5 PM

Looking for employment? This is the place to start. Access jobs, improve job readiness skills, and more. Call for an appointment: 410-233-1133

Computer Lab

By Appointment

Do you need to use a computer for any reason? Please call to make an appointment to use our computer lab: 410-233-1133

Saturdays

NAMI Connection Recovery Support Group

1st and 3rd Saturday of the month.

10:30 AM - 12:30 PM

This free, peer-led group is temporarily suspended because of the pandemic. For online groups, visit: namibaltimore.org

7/8/2016 - Comcast Creative

"Clay Pots...A Place to Grow"

Yolanda Vazquez speaks with Dwayne Hess, Director of Clay Pots…A Place to Grow, about the history and present of community building.