Be Clear and Caroline have been a long-time supporter of our work at The Kelsey, attending some of our early workshops as part of Together We Can Do More. As a Policy Communications Consultant, the team at Be Clear has researched and supported us in refining key messaging around our advocacy for a dedicated public funding source, in the state of California, for inclusive housing for adults with disabilities.
The Kelsey co-founder, Micaela Connery, speaks to the San Francisco Chronicle about Disability-forward housing.
Isaac Haney-Owens discusses his experience finding disability-forward housing in San Francisco.
20 years after the Supreme Court held in Olmstead that the segregation of people with disabilities is discrimination, we can point to progress and success—but there is still work to be done and conversations to be had.
Join The Kelsey, The Silicon Valley Independent Living Center, and disability rights leaders as discuss what’s working, what’s needed, and how each of us can promote inclusion where at home, work, and play.
Join The Kelsey, The Silicon Valley Independent Living Center, and disability rights leaders as discuss what’s working, what’s needed, and how each of us can promote inclusion where at home, work, and play.
Shannon Des Roches Rosa has been writing about autism and parenting since 2003. She’s the co-founder of Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism and the editor of the book by the same name.
Learn more about the Together We Can Do More Initiative happening right now in your community. Find more resources including the full report on our Learn Center. See how we’re applying this to The Kelsey Ayer Station and The Kelsey Civic Center.
The Kelsey Co-Founder Micaela Connery’s podcast interview with Kim Albrecht, the founder of advocacy organization LOMAH discussing disability-forward housing for families with children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
What a year it’s been — fun and challenging, and full of ideas and questions. Every day brings us closer to our goal of building a new model of inclusive community and permanently changing the housing sector to be a more inclusive one across ability and income.