Keri Gray, Author at Keri Gray Group

Group photo of largely BIPOC disabled folks. Flyer in purple says Inclusive, Iconic, Revolutionary: Accessible+ at Coachella shows the power of BIPOC Disabled Representation

NAMED Advocates

May 5, 2025

Inclusive, Iconic, Revolutionary: A+ at Coachella Shows the Power of Disabled BIPOC Representation

Coachella, one of the largest music and arts festivals in the world, has long been known for its diverse, star-studded lineups. With artists like Missy Elliot, Lady Gaga, and Ed…

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Four women of color are standing in front of a black brick wall, they are each wearing a yellow t-shirt that says ‘Black Disabled Lives Matter’ inside of a Black fist. The woman on the left is raising her right fist, and the woman in front is holding a sign that says ‘Black Disabled Lives Matter’ inside of a Black fist.

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February 20, 2025

Celebrating 5 Years of Building for Racial Justice & Disability Inclusion

We Didn’t Come This Far to Only Come This Far Family let’s keep it real—these days, tuning into the news feels like a never-ending cycle of setbacks for our Black…

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April 14, 2020

Disability Justice and Systems Advocacy

This workshop explores inclusion across the workplace by examining organizational systems and practices...

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April 1, 2020

Meet Keri Gray

Keri’s work centers on exploring the intersections of race, gender, and disability across the workplace. As a consultant, speaker, and facilitator, she works with companies and organizations, so they are prepared to leverage intersectionality as an organizational practice.

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Education, Culture, and Public Representation

February 15, 2020

The Chance to Earn My Way

One necessity in my dreams of liberation is the ability to earn respect and opportunities. My skins boils when I think of the doors slammed in our faces without the person even hearing us out. I think of my students and the stories they’ve told me about the moments they knew they wouldn’t get the job or they would not…

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Education, Culture, and Public Representation

December 15, 2019

Dreams Worth Acting Upon

Sometimes I find a good spot and just dream about a transformative society. I dream about office spaces filled with afros, dreadlocks, real talk, street talk, hip hop as elevator music, naturally loud voices, and aggression that’s not violent but confidence. I think of my students and their inculpable aspirations to be great. But I always remember that our hopes…

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October 14, 2019

The Audacity of Our Advocacy

Keri Gray is a cancer survivor, entrepreneur, speaker, and facilitator. At 8 years old Keri was diagnosed with bone cancer, and after treatment she began walking with a prosthetic limb…

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June 14, 2019

Managing Bias

Participants will wrestle with the personal, cultural, and professional manifestations of bias...

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