In Conversation with Angela Hult, President at The Kuni Foundation
Angela Hult, President at The Kuni Foundation, discusses Disability-Forward housing and the importance of full community inclusion.
Category: Partner Profiles
In Conversation with Darin Lounds, Executive Director of the Housing Consortium of the East Bay
The Housing Consortium Executive Director Darin Lounds discusses the Together We Can Do More initiative.
Join Us–Disability, Inclusion, and Community Life: A Conversation in San Jose
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 us-Disability, Inclusion, and Community Life: A Conversation
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.
In Conversation with Shannon Des Roches Rosa: Author, Thinking Person’s Guide to Autism
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.
The Kelsey Ayer Station in the News
The Kelsey Ayer Station featured in The San Jose Mercury News discussing the future of Disability-forward housing in San Jose.
In Conversation with Vinita Goyal, Silicon Valley Community Foundation
We sat down with Vinita Goyal, the Program Officer in Housing and Transportation for the Silicon Valley Community Foundation, to discuss the SVCF’s work in housing and transit, their support of The Kelsey and our project in San Jose, and the importance of affordable housing to create thriving communities in the Bay Area and beyond.
LOMAH Advocacy Series Podcast – listen here!
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.
One Year In
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.
Reflecting on our series with SPUR
This summer, The Kelsey collaborated with the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association, SPUR, on a three part series about inclusivity and cities.