AIM tenant leaders and our campaign for healthy homes and clean, affordable energy were showcased in Maryland Matters on July 28th!

A record-breaking heat wave is worsening the energy crisis just as a moratorium on energy shutoffs is set to expire. In response, a new coalition, Bright Future Maryland, is calling for state leaders to  bring costs down through clean energy, and healthier, more efficient homes, while holding data centers and utilities accountable as they reap record profits at ratepayer expense. 

More than 100 tenants at the Northwest Park Apartments in Silver Spring have submitted a letter calling on the Public Service Commission to move forward on a project bringing clean, affordable energy through a networked geothermal pilot.

Our AIM Candidate Forum on Wednesday, April 22nd was an inspiring demonstration of People, Power, and Purpose! Congratulations!

Congratulations! The Maryland General Assembly session ended on Monday, April 13, and we achieved several important victories with our allies!

Congratulations! On April 8th, Maryland passed a state budget that includes $73 million for clean, energy efficient heat pumps to help families save on utility bills, improve air quality in their homes, and reduce pollution!

Eleven leaders from the Maryland Just Power Alliance testified against a proposed Washington Gas rate increase at the Public Service Commission hearing on April 7th.

We celebrate the passage of the Montgomery County Values Act this week!

We celebrate the passage on March 17th of Montgomery County's ZTA 26-04, which will encourage more mixed-income housing!

AIM celebrated the passage of Montgomery County's Trust Act on February 20th!

This law strengthens protections for immigrants by ensuring that the county does not collaborate with ICE or deny services to immigrants.

AIM and the Maryland Just Power Alliance celebrated the passage of emergency legislation ending 287(g) agreements on Tuesday, February 17th! These harmful agreements send local police to do the work of ICE.

This week, AIM and the Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA) organized over 50 parents, teachers, students, and community members from Meadow Hall Elementary School to attend a hearing asking the County Council to prioritize key renovations at Meadow Hall in this year’s capital budget.

AIM, as part of the Maryland Just Power Alliance, is supporting several priorities for immigrant protections, housing, and climate equity in this year’s Maryland legislative session.

As part of our 2025 listening campaign, AIM listened to more than 1,800 people in 25 institutions—including congregations, schools, and tenants’ associations.

On Tuesday, January 13, AIM leaders showed up at the County Council building to support the Trust Act!

Congratulations, AIM, on an amazing 25th Anniversary Celebration!

AIM filled the room at the Public Service Commission on Tuesday to support clean, green geothermal energy for residents in apartments who are living with unhealthy air quality.

On Thursday night, September 18, 250 of us from AIM, ACT, and PATH gathered to publicly launch our listening campaign!