Raise the Roof 2020 Farewell
In this episode, Isaac interviews Justin Tsang, Kamila Martin-Proctor, and Russell Rawlings; all of them are Raise the Roof graduates.
Category: Advocacy
Housing is Advocacy with Graeme Joeck
In this episode, Isaac interviews Graeme Joeck of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) about housing and advocacy.
Housing is Social Justice with Dolores Tejada
In this episode, Isaac interviews Dolores Tejada, Lead Organizer at East Bay Housing Organizations of Northern California.
Housing is Policy with Pedro Galvao
In this episode, Isaac interviews Pedro Galvao of Nonprofit Housing Association of Northern California about housing and policy.
Housing is Money with Chan U Lee
In this episode, Isaac interviews Chan U Lee of Devine and Gong about housing and money.
Housing is Access and Design with Armando Tobias and Steven Montgomery
In this episode, Isaac interviews Steven Montgomery and Armando Tobias of LCM Architects about housing and access, and design.
Housing is Health Care with Teresa Nguyen
In this episode, Isaac interviews Teresa Nguyen of the Colorado Office of Employment First about health care and housing.
Welcome to the Leaders for Inclusive Community Podcast
Welcome to the Leaders for Inclusive Community podcast. Today, Isaac interviews Micaela Connery, Founder and CEO of The Kelsey.
The Kelsey Convenes the California Disability Inclusive Housing Working Group
The CA Disability Inclusive Housing Working Group convenes key stakeholders in affordable housing and cross-disability rights to build greater coherence and alignment in disability and housing policy and practice.
The Kelsey Convenes the California Disability-Forward Housing Working Group
While efforts to preserve, produce, and protect affordable housing are happening at the local, regional, state, and federal levels, they frequently lack a disability-forward lens. Similarly, disability advocacy has not always centered housing as a core priority. The California Disability-Forward Housing Working Group exists to bridge these gaps–bringing together housing development and policy advocates and disability rights leaders to ensure that housing solutions fully include the needs and rights of people with disabilities.