Human Purpose. Human Impact.
The opportunity to reclaim the story of historic materials… Vacant rowhouses are a significant challenge for many of Baltimore’s historic neighborhoods. After decades of abandonment and neglect, demolition at some point looks like the only option. However, demolition doesn’t have to mean a bulldozer. Deconstruction can take a house apart, floorboard by floorboard, joist by
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This is the fourth consecutive year we have been honored with this award.
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Baltimore Brick by Brick is a blog that’s recontextualizing how blighted neighborhoods are memorialized by sharing stories about the places as they are being taken down.
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Help us fill the need for trained and qualified workers in the foodservice and hospitality industry.
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Humanim’s Director of Clinical Services, Dr. Jennifer Schwartz-Mitchell, is presenting a caregiver webinar for the Brain Injury Association of America.
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Details, a social Enterprise of Humanim, is very pleased to begin its deconstruction and reclamation work in Baltimore City’s Vacants to Value program.
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The DETAILS program is creating jobs by turning a waste into a resource, hitting the sustainability triple bottom line of ecology-economy-community.
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Great progress towards a better Baltimore is being made at the 2300 block of East Eager Street… 1 brick at a time!
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