trauma

According to a new report, more than 70% of adults incarcerated in Maryland for crimes they committed as children were physically abused before being locked up.

The Robert Wood Foundation gave grants to nine cities across the nation.

This week on the podcast: two stories of doctors who refuse to confine their work to the hospital.

What power does family history wield? The play “U Thought I Was Him – A Theatrical Mixtape,” digs into the trauma felt by generations of Black men all from one family. It weaves poetry, prose, humor and even dancing. We get a preview.

The veteran trauma/critical-care physician reflects on a quarter century of innovations and challenges he's overseen at the world-renowned medical center.

Wes Moore, who is running for the Democratic nomination for governor in next year’s election, says one of his policy priorities would be creating a “trauma-informed” administration.

An eviction prevention program expands. And Baltimore agencies begin training on how to recognize and respond to trauma.

The state’s Acting Secretary of Health, Dennis Schrader, moves a step closer to becoming the head of the Maryland’s Health Department. And new training for Baltimore City officials aims to change how trauma is addressed and healed.

Bryonna Harris, Jaionna Santos and Damani Thomas were eating lunch at Frederick Douglass High School when a hall monitor was shot. The students, who are…