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Economic Action Maryland Fund (Economic Action) champions economic rights and housing justice through advocacy, research, consumer education, and direct service. We advance local, state, and federal policy, work to reform predatory debt collection practices, decriminalize poverty, and secure older adult resources. Economic Action provides direct services to ensure every Marylander has access to safe, affordable housing, free from discrimination, harassment, and code violations and remove barriers to economic well-being that disproportionately effect low-income older adults, individuals, and communities of color.
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Eviction Prevention Assistance for Baltimore Renters
There are several ways for Baltimore renters who are facing ...
Action Alert: Help Put a Stop to Zombie Mortgages in Maryland!
Everyday Marylanders are struggling with the skyrocketing costs of basic ...
Action Needed: Help Protect Maryland Families from Predatory Payday Lenders
Last year, the Maryland General Assembly passed HB1294 which legalized payday ...
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Economic Action can help! Our programs are centered around creating access to resources for everyone across Maryland.
Are you trying to rent or buy a home and feel like you may have been discriminated against?
Are you struggling to pay medical bills or feel like you should have qualified for free or reduced-cost care?
Are you a student looking to go back to school and want to avoid predatory for-profit colleges?
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“Thank you SO much for sending me the information on an auto renew clause, and reviewing my lease. Thanks to you, I’m going to save thousands of dollars in penalties and fees. The leasing office employee wasn’t happy when I told her what you said, and I showed her the email you sent.”