House . You should really check it out on one of their volunteer days. These are folks after the uprising, after the murder of freddie gray took over a house in west baltimore. They took over house, turned it ao community center, neighborhod in winchester what people had very little if anything and the Community Came together to take Something Back for themselves. They have set schooley the house had to be demolished but if taken over multiple lots in the area. They have chickens and farms. They have this amazing Youth Program going on. Its a center of hope for a neighborhood that needs it. And they did all that under the name of tubman house because a story of Harriet Tubman was one that inspires people to think that date and to think that bold. Im super excited that Erica Armstrong dunbar has created this book. Its incredibly accessible, incredibly engaging introduction to Harriet Tubman life. They can help a whole new folks get to knowo this story and i think thats a story that is r
I think for folks who live in maryland, her folks in baltimore, who have that connection to that history. I dont think people have stopped talking about Harriet Tubman. One of my Favorite Places in the city is a place called tubman house. Has anybody been to tubman house . You should really check it out on one of their volunteer days. These are folks after the uprising, after the murder of freddie gray, took over a house in west baltimore. They took over i house, took turned it into a community center, at a neighborhood where people had really little ofy anything. In the Community Came together to take Something Back for themselves. They subsequently, the house had to bee demolished but subsequently they have taken over multiple lots in the area. Theyve got chickens, farms, this amazing Youth Program going on. Its really just a center of hope for a neighborhood that needs it. And they did all of that under the name of tubman house because of the story of the Harriet Tubman had been one
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His family and also looks at recommendation of how the treat it, and also looking at Insurance Fraud schemes with witnesses from the government and the Addiction Treatment centers. I usually dont start these meetings until the Ranking Member comes, but because of the service that we have for congressman cummings plus the fact that we had to change this meeting to adjust to that schedule, i wanted to get going, and it is going to be kind of erratic sort of operation, because i have another meeting that i have to attend to make a quorum down the hall here. So, i am going to start out, and then, i know that you want to introduce one person, and are you under a time constraint . Because if you are, i will give you the courtesy of going ahead. Mr. Chairman, i can wait until the regular. Okay. So i welcome our panelists today to our hearing on the oneyear anniversary of the support act. This landmark statute which many of us had a hand in developing responded to the Opioid Epidemic on multip
Meeting i have to attend to make a quorum down the hall here. So im going to to start out. I know you want to introduce one person. Are you under a time constraint . Because if you are, ill give you the courtesy of going ahead. Mr. Chairman, i can wait until the regular okay. So i welcome our panelists today to our hearing on the oneyear anniversary of the support act. This landmark statute, which many of us had a hand in developing, responded to the Opioid Epidemic on multiple fronts. That crisis affected every corner of our nation with approximately 130 americans dying from an overdose every single day. Weve devoted a lot of federal resources to tackling the crisis, and i look forward to hearing from the Surgeon General on this, of this administrations efforts to implement the support act. Now its on its oneyear anniversary. I also commend dr. Adams for launching his own unique initiatives to help raise Public Awareness about the risk of the opioid misuse. Challenges remain, however,