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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake is proud to announce that Baltimore Housing will be launching a new deconstruction pilot program that will promote job training and building material reuse when demolishing blighted properties.
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After moving to Gay Street in April 2009, Humanim officials found their new home to be roomy and welcoming.
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Humanim’s own Mary Manzoni, Vice President of Workforce Development, was selected to participate in the 2014 American Express Leadership Academy.
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The Details crew working on first residential project over 10,000 square feet. 20 crew members employed and tons of material reclaimed and reused!
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Cindy Plavier-Truitt and Jeff Carroll to co-lead three hour, intensive, breakout session at the Social Enterprise Alliance National Summit 2014 in Nashville this April.
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Humanim congratulates the Parks & People Foundation for winning the Maryland Department of the Environment’s 2013 Smart, Green & Growing Award.
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Baltimore Integration Partnership stakeholders gathered last week with Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake to celebrate all the work and accomplishments that have moved forward over the last three years.
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The gothic Victorian American Brewery building in East Baltimore was abandoned for more than three decades before being reborn as the offices of a non-profit organization, Humanim.
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When Jenn and Brad Clayton started to look at ways to demolish their recently purchased house on Winding River Circle, they knew they wanted to do something that would benefit others without impacting the environment.
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