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April is Autism Awareness Month

Autism Awareness Month works to draw attention to the tens of thousands of individuals and families facing autism diagnosis each year by promoting autism awareness and acceptance.

Reclaiming Baltimore’s Wood through the Baltimore Wood Project

We are excited to highlight the Baltimore Wood Project, a great example of public/private partnerships to increase the reclamation & reuse of wood and urban fall throughout Baltimore.

Humanim Social Enterprise at Light City Baltimore

We’re excited to share that two of our social enterprise leaders will be speaking at Light City Baltimore’s Innovation Conferences this year.

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month!

Did you know March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month? To help spread awareness we are highlighting some of the many inspiring success stories of our clients!

School of Food Final Workshops!

Calling all food and beverage entrepreneurs! Join us for one of our Final Four School of Food workshops of the year:

Weather Announcement to Humanim Staff and Clients

Due to the winter storm today, Humanim is closed to consumers and no transportation will be provided. Humanim is open to staff, however non-essential staff may use liberal leave.

Humanim’s Training Program Featured in Hopkins Local Report

Johns Hopkins recently released its report on the Hopkins Local Initiative, aimed at enhancing local economic growth, employment, and investment in Baltimore. The report names Humanim as an important partner in its hiring initiatives.

Humanim Community Job Fair on Fox Baltimore

Our Director of Workforce Development and Career Training, Kanika Feaster was on Fox Baltimore this week to discuss our upcoming Community Job Fair – to be held right here at Humanim’s Baltimore location this Saturday, March 18th.

Social Enterprise Alliance Spotlights Humanim

The Humanim Social Enterprise Division values social entrepreneurship as a cornerstone of their corporate values and a guiding strategic principle. Through it, they are able to create economic opportunity for ancillary business development, in addition to jobs for community members.