All Posts Tagged Tag: ‘kameka’
Words Matter: The Dos and Don’ts When Talking About Disabilities
Words matter. They help us understand each other and the things around us. Sometimes well-intentioned people do not know how […]
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Person-Centered Planning: What is it, and why does it matter?
Person-centered planning is more than just a buzzword, it is a system shift that puts the desires and life goals […]
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“Who Moves?” Part II: Housing Terms Breed Confusion in the Disability Community
This article is Part II of a series. Please see Who Moves? Part I for background discussion leading to this […]
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Independent Apartment Communities: What Are They, and Why Do They Matter?
The following hypothetical situation is based on observations from a recent visit to an Independent Apartment Community, Casa de Amma: Imagine […]
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Neurodiverse Cohousing: What is it, and why does it matter?
AN OVERVIEW OF COHOUSING When I give presentations or consult for emerging housing options, I often hear that individuals with […]
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Voices Uniting: Coalition for Community Choice
The Coalition for Community Choice has come together as a unified voice for increasing options and decreasing barriers to housing choices. […]
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Desi’s Desk: Empowering Local Solutions for a National Crisis
I continue to be convinced that the answer to the national disability housing crisis can be found within local communities. […]
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