Bentley Addison
Bentley is a Learning Coordinator at Higher Achievement. He graduated from the Johns Hopkins University with a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology.
At PIRL, Bentley focused on the CMTO program in Seattle, using interviews with participants to help develop recommendations for public housing authorities around the country. He has spent time working as an intern for the 29th Street Community Center and Greater Baybrook Alliance, a community development organization in South Baltimore. He is also a 2020-21 France-Merrick Civic Fellow, and spent the year exploring educational access in Baltimore through direct service projects and community engagement. Bentley graduated in Spring 2021, and hopes to work for some time in the nonprofit sector after graduation, before furthering his education in sociology. In his spare time, he likes to drink way too much iced coffee, write, and explore Baltimore.
Research Interests: Educational Access, Housing Mobility
Research Projects: Who’s Moving In?, Creating Moves to Opportunity
Favorite Places to Go in Baltimore: Highlandtown/Patterson Park, Garrett Park