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Black History Month at Humanim

In celebration of Black History Month at Humanim, each week day in February, we will feature and celebrate a prominent African-American historical figure from Maryland!

Humanim Job Fair: February 2018

Jumpstart your career! Join us for one of our job fairs this February to learn more about job opportunities at Humanim.

Weather Announcement 2/7/2018: All Programs Are Open Today

Weather announcement: all programs at Humanim will open today as usual.

Event: Update from DDA on Family and Community Support Waivers

Join us for an update from the DDA on Family & Community Support Waivers, as well as the changes within the Pathways Waiver.

Weather Announcement to Humanim Staff and Clients

Thursday, Jan. 4, 2018: Due to inclement weather today, Humanim day programs will be closed today. Staff should report as usual. Thank you!

Happy Holidays from Humanim!

The holiday season is a wonderful opportunity to give thanks and to reflect upon our impact over the past year. Read about some of the ways in which we made strides in our mission to build pathways to economic equity, opportunity and independence in 2017.

Details Deconstruction Motorola Decommission Project

Watch the story of how Humanim Social Enterprise Details Deconstruction oversaw the decommissioning of a 1 million square foot abandoned Motorola office building outside of Chicago, salvaging over 30,000 building materials which were donated to local non-profits, state and city agencies.

Innovation through Social Enterprise: School of Food Report

Read how our social enterprise School of Food is helping build a local food ecosystem in Baltimore through its business training program for food and beverage entrepreneurs.

Humanim VP of Advancement Diana Ellis Graduates from Leadership Maryland

Congratulations to our VP of Advancement Diana Ellis, who graduated this December as part of Leadership Maryland’s Class of 2017. Leadership Maryland is a prestigious professional development program dedicated to building a better Maryland by harnessing the strength of its local business and community leaders.