The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) published Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPRM) on Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, marking the first time in over 30 years that HUD is considering potential changes to the regulation requiring accessibility, and prohibiting discrimination on the basis of disability in HUD-Assisted Programs.
As a Housing Development Manager at The Kelsey, Brittney enthusiastically co-develops with community stakeholders to help build a disability-forward housing future. With a B.A. degree in Psychology and a Masters in Community Planning, both earned from Auburn University, Brittney blends her understanding of human needs with her urban planning expertise to craft innovative housing solutions.
Executive Vice President of Real Estate Development Pronouns: She/Her Capri joined the Real Estate Development department at EBALDC in 2016. She has provided project management and supervisory support to the refinancing and renovation of three EBALDC portfolio projects – San Pablo Hotel, Madison Park Apartments, and Frank G. Mar Apartments – as well as predevelopment …
A recap of an exciting milestone in disability-forward housing with the groundbreaking of affordable, accessible, and inclusive homes in San Fransisco.
Anna Kizito is Communications Manager at The Kelsey. Prior to her role at The Kelsey, Anna led strategic communications for various organizations spanning a range of industries including tech, legal, real estate, and civil rights at New York City public relations firm Group Gordon.
Disability-forward housing is becoming a reality in the heart of San Francisco. On June 8th, San Francisco Mayor London Breed and disability community leaders joined The Kelsey, a San Francisco–based nonprofit that co-develops accessible, affordable, inclusive housing, and its co-developer, Mercy Housing California, to celebrate the groundbreaking for The Kelsey Civic Center.