RE-humanizing Our World, One Perspective at a time.
Mission Statement: The reHumanization Project advances universal access to safety, dignity, and survival for ALL humans by exploring intersections of caste, neurodiversity, and inherited systems. Through person-centered facilitation, we offer opportunities for critical reframes and perspective shifts that positively transform human interaction to increase safety, rooted in the belief that compassion for capacity saves lives.
Vision: “Compassion for capacity saves lives: empowering perspective-shifts for human safety, dignity, and survival.”
This project is sparked by our own paradigm shifts through unlearning and relearning, and our ongoing endeavor to dismantle the inherited ableism and caste that exists within ourselves and our communities.
This project is our effort to increase universal access to safety, dignity, and survival for all humans and to honor those whose lives have been cut short by systemic failures, those who could easily be our children.
This project is founded in honor of Ryan Gainer and the Gainer family.
“Out beyond the field of wrongdoing and right doing there is a field, I’ll meet you there.” – Rumi