The Kelsey on The Non-Profit Report Podcast
Our co-founder and CEO, Micaela, and board members Justin Tsang and Capri Roth talk reshaping our communities on The Nonprofit Podcast, hosted by Mark Oppenheim.
Our co-founder and CEO, Micaela, and board members Justin Tsang and Capri Roth talk reshaping our communities on The Nonprofit Podcast, hosted by Mark Oppenheim.
This panel conversation features The Kelsey Ayer Station residents Arabela, Debra, Janay, and John. Together, they share insights into life at The Kelsey Ayer Station and reflect on what makes them proud to be part of this inclusive, affordable, accessible community.
The Kelsey and the community at The Kelsey Ayer Station were featured in PBS NewsHour. The episode featured Disability & Housing Narrative Change Cohort member Jensen Caraballo, our Communications Analyst Isaac Haney-Owens, and The Kelsey Ayer Station resident Trevor Lucken.
The Kelsey’s full panel conversation, “Designing a Disability-Forward Housing Future,” at South by Southwest (SXSW) 2024.
Watch the year-end video celebrating The Kelsey’s accomplishments in 2023!
Caroline and Hunter presented The Kelsey as a featured innovation in the Housing Affordability Breakthrough Challenge. Selected for our leadership in resident services and inclusive, accessible housing development, watch a video as they describe our work and approach.
A recap of an exciting milestone in disability-forward housing with the groundbreaking of affordable, accessible, and inclusive homes in San Fransisco.
A video from The Kelsey’s team of people with and without disabilities about what it means to create Home for More and build a housing future that’s affordable, accessible, and inclusive.
A video recap of groundbreaking at The Kelsey Ayer Station in San Jose. Featuring remarks from Mayor Sam Liccardo, funding partners, and our Community Advisory Group.
Opening Statement “Chairwoman Beatty and Ranking Member Gonzalez, and members of the Diversity and Inclusion Subcommittee, thank you for inviting me to testify today. My name is Allie Cannington, a white queer disabled jew living in Oakland, CA, who has been organizing in the cross-disability rights movement for over a decade. Currently, I am the …