Kaley Day

Kaley Day serves as the Project Coordinator and State Partnership Lead for Technology First Systems Change initiatives with the States of the States in Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. She brings a deep commitment to improving access to innovative, effective, and inclusive disability supports and services, and elevating the voices and expertise of people with lived experience in systems change efforts. Kaley graduated from the University of Denver in 2012 with her bachelor’s degree in Strategic Communications. She spent 13 years with AdvocacyDenver, the Denver county chapter of The Arc, serving as Coordinator for Communications and Grant Development and as an Advocate for Adults, assisting individuals with IDD and their families in navigating daily life, home- and community- based services, and the criminal legal system. Kaley has a sibling with developmental disabilities and complex medical needs, and is a founding member of Rocky Mountain Sibs, the Colorado chapter of the Sibling Leadership Network.