We were thrilled to present at the 2025 ULI Housing Awards Webinar Series featuring The Kelsey Ayer Station! Last year, we received ULI’s Terwilliger Center Award for Innovation in Attainable Housing and were thrilled to join the ULI community again for a deeper dive into our work.
We’re proud to announce that we were awarded a grant from Coefficient Giving! This award will support us in expanding our impact in disability-forward building code and land use reform.
Watch this recap from the Disability-Forward Housing Futures Summit to hear highlights from the day on how prioritizing inclusion leads to better housing and better living for everyone.
The National Low Income Housing Coalition released its Advocates’ Guide 2026, featuring an article co-authored by our Managing Director, Allie, alongside our partners at Justice in Aging and the Disability Rights Education and Defense Fund. Explore the full guide for ways to advocate for disability-forward housing.
Kyle, our Inclusive Design Manager, and Allie, our Managing Director, joined The Ohio State University’s “Cities for All” speaker series to share how we design and advocate for homes where neighbors with and without disabilities thrive.
Odjahnae shares her experience living at The Kelsey Civic Center.
Allie, our Managing Director of Advocacy, recently joined the National Low Income Housing Coalition in Washington, D.C. to collaborate with housing leaders and elected officials on disability-forward housing strategies.
Our team gathered from across the country for our winter staff retreat. Through strategic planning, team-building, and fun, our retreat energized us for the work ahead.
Our Managing Director, Allie, is in The Washington Post today alongside Stephen Jacob Smith, Executive Director of The Center for Building in North America, explaining how updating federal elevator rules can expand disability-forward housing.
The article offers an inside look at life at The Kelsey Ayer Station. Through the stories of our residents and our Inclusion Concierge, it highlights what truly makes a community feel like home, from the deep relationships built between neighbors to the specific design features that support residents with and without disabilities.