AMC Resource List
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Aleah Williamson is a strategic, faith-driven leader offering fractional executive services to businesses seeking expert leadership without the overhead of a full-time hire. With a deep understanding of business transformation, process optimization, and innovation, she provides scalable, high-impact solutions tailored to each organization's unique needs.
Her leadership philosophy, rooted in biblical principles, emphasizes adaptability, discernment, and servant leadership, ensuring that every decision aligns with purpose and integrity. Aleah’s resilience and trust in God's guidance enable her to navigate challenges with grace, bringing renewal and strength to the businesses and communities she serves.
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The Crisis Center provides emergency and on-going assistance for individuals and families in need. It opened in 1984 to serve the poor from the Lower Shore counties of Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia.
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Lead4Life, Inc. (L4L) was founded in 2008 in an effort to reduce the number of youth and young adults entering the juvenile justice system, as well as many out-of-home placements, and the youth recidivism rate in our surrounding communities. Our programs are developed utilizing restorative justice, strength-based models, trauma-informed approaches, client-centered practices, and community service initiatives. Together, we are the village making a difference.
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Our company aims to revive and modernize the it takes a village to raise a child mentality.
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Maryland Second Look Coalition is a group of previously incarcerated individuals, family members of incarcerated people, and justice system advocates working to create second chances in Maryland through Second Look legislation (SB 123/HB 724).
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Pregnancy Care Clinic of the Eastern Shore is a non-profit organization that has been serving the needs of those making pregnancy decisions since 1982. In a confidential and caring environment, our trained staff is committed to helping you explore the information you need to make choices that are best for you.
As you consider your options for an unplanned pregnancy, you deserve to be fully informed. All of our services are provided free of charge.
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While it is wise to learn from the past, we're bound to press forward a better tomorrow. Know your worth.
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We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization on a mission to transform the cultural and generational norms that perpetuate interpersonal and structural violence against Black women. We aim to provide culturally-specific programming and initiatives in order to promote both personal and community healing.
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The Family Support Network (FSN) is a support system for Black people, especially women, whose loved ones are serving life sentences in Maryland. Nothing is more important to us than breaking down the barriers that isolate us. We know all too well the uncertainty and shame that forces family members into a place of invisibility and isolation. We share in each others’ struggles and successes, because we are all going through it together.
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Count the kicks is an app that encourages pregnant women to check on their baby's health. It also educates women on what is normal for their babies.
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BMMA Inc. is a network of Black women-led and Black-led, birth and reproductive justice organizations and multi-disciplinary professionals, working across the full-spectrum of maternal and reproductive health.
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​A 501(c)3 nonpartisan nonprofit organization leading national efforts to improve maternal mental health in the United States by advocating for policies, building partnerships, and curating information.
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PRISM provides free legal guidance and support to current individuals incarcerated within the Maryland Division of Correction and Patuxent Institution regarding violations of their federal civil rights under 42 U.S.C. § 1983, state habeas corpus claims, and incarcerated individual grievance office cases. Representation or advice to individuals encompasses sentence calculation problems, medical treatment issues or improper living conditions, as well as violations of constitutional rights of religion, association, etc.
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Kristen M. Mack
Associate Attorney
2514 North Charles Street
Baltimore MD 21218
Phone: (301)461-1040
Cell: (828)243-7949
Fax: (443)451-8606
Founded in 2015 by a civil rights lawyer with more than twenty years at the bar, our firm has achieved record-breaking results in high-impact cases. We choose our cases carefully with the knowledge that each one is a new opportunity to protect and expand our individual rights and liberties. Our lawyers are driven by the shared mission to serve the people and causes we are honored to represent. The successes we achieve in partnership with our clients help drive social and political change, leaving our world a better, more just place.
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Regina Downs is passionate about equipping families—especially mothers—with the protection and confidence they deserve. Through her partnership with LegalShield, she helps individuals access trusted legal advice and identity protection without the burden of high costs or complicated systems.
Her mission aligns with A Mother’s Cry: to bring peace of mind to women navigating life’s most challenging moments—whether that’s understanding a legal document, protecting their family’s privacy, or rebuilding stability after hardship.
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Experiencing sexual assault in a rideshare vehicle (such as Uber or Lyft) can be deeply traumatic—and you are not alone. The non-profit Helping Survivors provides clear guidance on your legal rights, how to report the incident, and how to connect with experienced attorneys who specialize in rideshare sexual assault claims. Whether the harm was caused by a driver, another passenger, or someone else in the vehicle, this resource walks you through what you need to know and what steps you can take next. Visit https://helpingsurvivors.org/rideshare-sexual-assault/