Building African American Minds will be expanding its girls program thanks to a $1 million gift made last week by Dr. Eileen Amy Ryan of Rochester, New York. Ryan, the sister

In December 2024, Building African American Minds (better known locally as BAAM) cut the ribbon on an impressive new Academic Center on Jowite Street in Easton, marking a monumental achievement

Building African American Minds (BAAM), Inc. is thrilled to announce the official ribbon cutting ceremony for its new Academic Center, a state-of-the-art facility designed to enhance learning, creativity, and community

By creating a space, accepting community culture that promotes success in school and life, Building African American Minds, Inc. (BAAM) is moving the needle again historically low odds. BAAM’s mission

According to the mission of Empact Art, art has the power to break down barriers and catalyze unity, healing, and social progress. Artist Ali Mirsky, who is coordinating the mosaic

Local officials, planning and construction partners and the leadership of Building African American Minds broke ground Saturday for BAAM’s new academic center.  BAAM leaders were joined by Department of Housing

Not only did Building African American Minds mark 20 years of service Saturday, but the organization also celebrated the creation of a great space where children can play. BAAM has

U.S. Senators Chris Van Hollen, a member of the Appropriations Committee, and Ben Cardin (both D-Md.) announced $32,537,200 in direct federal funding for local projects across the Eastern Shore, including

Since Building African American Minds (BAAM) opened its doors to the Easton community, the organization’s founders, Derek and Dina Daly, and its board directors have taken on several significant projects

$1 million of federal funding will go towards a new facility for the Building African American Minds (BAAM) organization. The children’s center, adjacent to BAAM’s current facility, will be torn

Easton community group Building African American Minds recently received approval for more than a million dollars in bond bills to fund the construction of a new academic building… Read More