When the Baltimore-based Homeless Persons Representation Project was electing its new board of directors recently, it kept a question in mind: Did the board’s leadership reflect the people the organization is designed to help?

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The Baltimore-based Homeless Persons Representation Project is launching a program to provide civil legal services for homeless youth and young adults. The legal organization announced the launch this week of the Baltimore Homeless Youth Legal Network at a joint reception with ...

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Brad Johnson is a combat veteran who served in the U.S. Army in Grenada from 1981 to 1985. When he came home, he suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder and depression, had nightmares, problems in personal relationships and was unable to ...

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After having running a clinic out of a soup kitchen in Montgomery County for 30 years, the Homeless Persons Representation Project is expanding its presence with its first satellite office in the county. Upon seeing the county’s response to the ...

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While zealous advocacy is what attorneys aim for every day, becoming an advocate for systemic change in the way society handles issues such as homelessness and poverty might seem out of reach. But a fellowship at the Homeless Persons Representation ...

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A primarily rural area at the headwaters of the Chesapeake Bay, Cecil County is home to more than 9,000 veterans, according to federal data. But for a number of them, rural life is far from idyllic.

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Nick King has been elected to the board of directors of the Homeless Persons Representation Project, a nonprofit law firm working to end homelessness in Maryland.

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Erin Charles, CPA, and Edward "Ned" F. Walton II have been elected to the board of directors of the Homeless Persons Representation Project, a nonprofit law firm in Baltimore working to end homelessness in Maryland.

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The lawyers at the Homeless Persons Representation Project say there’s an important — but often overlooked — dimension to the problem of homelessness: health.

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Denese Dominguez was disbarred by the Court of Appeals in May.

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