Friend,

Last month, I had the honor of joining community leaders, advocates, and neighbors to break ground on a project that represents so much for our community. The new Evolve Coaching Inclusion Center will be the first space of its kind in Pittsburgh — designed for the autistic and disabled community, with their feedback and needs at the forefront. 

It’s a bold, beautiful commitment to making our city more inclusive, more accessible, and more just. When this space opens in 2026, it will have a media center, a space for trainings and events, a public art gallery, and a training apartment where young adults can practice independent living. It will also include decompression spaces, sensory-friendly design, and a space to belong.

This is what equity looks like in action. Creating inclusive communities doesn’t just mean writing policy — it means investing in real spaces where every person is seen, heard, and supported.

This is exactly the kind of work I’ll keep fighting for in Harrisburg: inclusive infrastructure, disability justice, and the resources our communities need to thrive — no exceptions. If you believe in building communities where everyone belongs, chip in to help fuel this work:

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Thank you,

Lindsey Williams