Inclusion at the 2025 Disability-Forward Housing Futures Summit
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.
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.
Our latest webinar breaks down how states and local communities can create more affordable, accessible, and inclusive homes for people with disabilities. Speakers share practical tools—like stronger tenant protections, better Public Housing Authority policies, smarter tax-credit rules, and zoning reforms—that advocates can use right now. The session offers real examples, simple explanations, and steps anyone can take to make housing more inclusive in their community. Read the full recap and access all the resources.
We had a fantastic week at the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) Fall Meeting in San Francisco! Read on for some highlights.
That’s a wrap on the Disability-Forward Housing Futures Summit! Take a look at some moments from the day.
We’re two weeks away from the Disability-Forward Housing Futures Summit, but there’s still time to register! Watch this reminder from Octavia Rose Hingle: Accessibility Artist with AXIS Dance Company and Summit presenter.
We had an incredible time celebrating the opening of The Kelsey Civic Center with residents, partners, and city leaders in San Francisco.
We’re proud to share the full agenda for the Disability-Forward Housing Futures Summit. The summit will bring together thought leaders, community advocates, designers, and housing professionals committed to building a future where disabled people and all people can access quality housing and community. Join us for an exciting day of conversation and collaboration.
Keah Brown is the MC of the Disability-Forward Housing Futures Summit! Keah is an activist, journalist, author, actress, and screenwriter. She’s the creator of the viral hashtag #DisabledAndCute and a member of our board of directors.
Residents and team members gathered to celebrate the first anniversary of The Kelsey Ayer Station! In just twelve months, The Kelsey Ayer Station has become more than a building; it’s a model for disability-forward, resident-centered communities.
We had a great turnout for The Kelsey Avondale Site Clean Up! Volunteers showed up in Birmingham, AL to beautify the development site and celebrate disability-forward housing coming to the neighborhood.