We have much to celebrate at PATH this spring! We have helped ensure several victories that address some of the key equity issues in our community.

PATH was glad to be part of the press conference announcing Howard County being recognized as the first jurisdiction in the United States to receive a perfect score for its Complete Streets Policy by Smart Growth America.

This May over 60 leaders from 9 different local organizations gathered in Washington, DC for the Organizing for Democracy’ Gathering!

We need you! For this vision to become a reality, the Council needs to hear widespread support for this vision and plan.

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO JOINED US to support the new library and affordable housing in Downtown Columbia.

50 leaders from PATH, our sister organizations, and Interfaith Power and Light met with Delegates and Senators from Howard County and across the state.

After such successful collaborations working on Statewide issues, we hope to continue working at that level with our sister organizations, ACT and AIM.

On Thursday, October 20th, 2022, 645 people joined together at Ark and Dove Presbyterian Church in Odenton, MD and online for a substantive conversation with candidate for Governor, Wes Moore, and Comptroller, Brooke Lierman.

Our leaders hosted the Candidates for Howard County Council District 4 Representative in June for an exciting action.

PATH and the Community of Owen Brown urge you to show up and show out for the funding of the East Columbia 50+ Center!

PATH is holding a virtual press conference on Monday, October 19 at 6:30PM to spotlight the urgency of this moment for the future of Downtown Columbia

Do you believe that equitable access to housing creates stronger communities?

On Thursday, August 6, over 60 PATH members came together to learn how we can defend our bold vision for an equitable Downtown Columbia.

PATH Countywide Action Meeting — August 6

Today I end my time as your Metro IAF Lead Organizer, while continuing in the work of transition for the organization.

The pandemic we now face has exposed the crumbling architecture of the societal safety nets that protect our most vulnerable neighbors. Recent events across the country have reminded us that our systems were not built for everyone.