Photo of Shelby Seier by Dana Damewood
About Shelby Seier, Founder
Shelby Seier changes the way people understand, accommodate, and experience disability. After encountering barriers to access as a chronically ill and disabled person, she’s determined to reduce the isolation people with disabilities experience by joyfully expanding communities to welcome disabled people through care work, destigmatization, and access coordination.
Rooted in the Great Plains and available for remote consult, Shelby especially seeks projects in arts, entertainment, and grassroots organizations. As a connector that finds creative methods to bridge gaps, Shelby strives to partner with progressive leaders across disciplines to create projects that advance accessibility.
Prior to founding All Kinds, Shelby worked in a multitude of roles (development, administration, accessibility, outreach coordination, hospitality) at several nonprofits including SA2020, Vail Dance Festival, Film Streams, and the Rose Theater. She has a decade of experience as a teaching artist for young people, especially for students with accessibility needs.
Rooted in the Great Plains and available for remote consult, Shelby especially seeks projects in arts, entertainment, and grassroots organizations. As a connector that finds creative methods to bridge gaps, Shelby strives to partner with progressive leaders across disciplines to create projects that advance accessibility.
Prior to founding All Kinds, Shelby worked in a multitude of roles (development, administration, accessibility, outreach coordination, hospitality) at several nonprofits including SA2020, Vail Dance Festival, Film Streams, and the Rose Theater. She has a decade of experience as a teaching artist for young people, especially for students with accessibility needs.