Speaking at
General Session: Baltimore’s Past, Present & Future
Baltimore’s housing history is marked by significant events, challenges and opportunities that have shaped the urban landscape. Social, economic and political factors have played a role over time, as have strong community leaders and local development partners. Like many cities, we have struggled greatly with housing discrimination and declining population; yet we have worked passionately to address these challenges.
Kim Clark, Executive Vice President of the Baltimore Development Corporation, and Dan Henson, III, President of Henson Development Corporation and former director of one of the Nation’s largest public housing authorities, will share highlights of our history, accomplishments and lessons learned related to the ongoing work that continues to shape and improve our communities.
Baltimore’s Waterfront: Past, Present and Future
Exploring Baltimore’s waterfront, its past, present and future. Guests will view and learn about new and future mixed-use retail and housing developments along the shoreline in addition to gaining an understanding of its historical and industrial past, waterfront neighborhoods, transportation infrastructure, and the role it plays as a significant port along the eastern seaboard. Stops include: Harbor Point, Harbor East, Harbor Place, Baltimore Peninsula, and the new Under Armour Campus.
Note: This tour will take place on a Water Taxi in the Baltimore Harbor and a waiver will be required for participation.

