Community Law Center, Inc.

08/24/2026

☀️ CLC enjoyed spending time with our neighbors at ResFest 2026.
Our staff, Manuel and Phil, had the opportunity to connect with community members to answer questions and share more about the Community Law Center and the work we do to support neighborhoods across Baltimore.

Events like ResFest give us a chance to have meaningful conversations, meet families and residents, and strengthen our connection with the communities we serve. We’re grateful to have been part of it! If you have an upcoming community meeting, festival, or resource fair, invite us ([email protected]).

08/11/2026

We're growing! Community Law Center has a position opening for a program attorney. Applications for this full-time role will close on August 21, 2026.

Follow the link to apply: https://communitylaw.org/about-clc/work-with-us/

08/03/2026

It was a joy to get a detailed tour of the Thurgood Marshall Amenity Center, formerly PS 103. This is where U.S. Supreme Court Justice, Thurgood Marshall, attended elementary school. It's a wonderful space with plenty of history; we look forward to the additions.

Special thanks to Reverend Hathaway.

07/14/2026

As we celebrate our 40th anniversary, we are reconnecting and engaging clients in different ways, including Tranquil Essence. We are working on special project with them and look forward to sharing it soon.

If you are a former client and want to let us know how your organization is doing, send an email to [email protected] or call us during normal business hours, 410-366-0922.

07/14/2026

We're thrilled to announce that tickets are available for 2026 Community Law Center Fundraiser & Awards: 40th Birthday Party!

General admission and a limited number of client tickets can be purchased via Eventbrite. We look forward to celebrating and dancing with our supporters on Tuesday, October 6.

More details and ticket information can be found here: https://communitylaw.org/fundraiser/

06/08/2026

A friendly reminder that we are hosting our CLC alumni - clients, partners, staff, interns, board members, donors, and more. The event is FREE! Let's continue to celebrate our 40th anniversary with our community.

Pizza and drinks on us. 10% of proceeds benefit Community Law Center. RSVP encouraged, not required: https://bit.ly/CLCAlumniVerde

05/29/2026

In case you missed it, CLC was in the news representing our clients who are affected by construction of the Data Science and AI Institute. Did you see our segment via WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore?

A back-and-forth contention is headed to court over the construction for the Data Science and AI Institute.

05/22/2026

Here's a video update from our executive director about what CLC has been up to since a building fire last fall displaced us. Thank you all for your continued support. If you would like to donate to our rebuilding efforts, visit www.communitylaw.org/donate.

05/13/2026

We enjoy speaking to classrooms, presenting at community meetings, and sharing information at resource fairs and festivals. Feel free to invite and we'll do our best to attend.

Call 410-366-0922 or send an email to [email protected].

05/06/2026

Community Law Center is currently representing client, Historic Mount Royal Terrace Association - HMRTA in opposition of the request for additional parking spaces per the development of a grocery store in .

“While the most forceful argument in favor of this project has been the necessity of a grocery store along the WNADA [West North Avenue Development Authority] corridor, the argument in favor of the increased parking is the siting next to 83,” she said, pointing out that “the residents of WNADA’s 16 neighborhoods will not use 83 to access this grocery store."

Learn more about the project and concerns of residents via the. Baltimore Brew.

The difficulty the developer claims derives from his choice to rely on “suburban land-use models developed in an era of abundant land, segregated uses and universal automobile dependence,” she argues.