Join us for a special tour of the Lillie Carroll Jackson Civil Rights Museum, where we will explore the legacy of Dr. Lillie Carroll Jackson, a champion for civil rights and economic empowerment. As a home and property owner, Dr. Jackson understood that homeownership is crucial for building generational wealth—a value she instilled in her family and community. Following the tour, we will hear from guest speaker Keombre McLaughlin from The Housing Authority of Baltimore, who will discuss housing resources, pathways to homeownership, and the importance of financial empowerment in today’s society. This event bridges the past and present, reinforcing how access to stable housing remains a key economic and social justice pillar.