In an attempt to go beyond the traditional approach to recognizing the needs of students with disabilities, Anthony Wayne Local Schools reached out to Humanities 101 for what they called “basic, civil ways…
As Dr. Hazlett took everything in from the two-day event; he noted a few things that made him feel particularly welcomed and feel as though he could invite other members of the autistic…
In July 2024, Doc delivered a powerful presentation at Wayne State University, focusing on neuro-inclusion and micro-accommodations—small, cost-effective adjustments that improve job conditions for autistic people.
Doc calls the speaking event “an insightful conversation about masking, autism, and improving communication with neurodivergent constituents.”
To better understand the Humanities 101 Foundation it helps to understand how it came to exist. What started as an attempt to make our classrooms more accessible, turned into the journey to make…
On November 15, 2023 Humanities 101 began working with the Genesee School District to bring Autism Inclusion Workshops to the classroom, and later the local libraries in the county.