#PeopleofNEI’s Faces of the Fort: Kyah, a hometown hero advocating for people with disabilities
"There is a grieving process. Some things may never change but there’s a process of getting to the point of being proud of who we are."
Northeast Indiana is evolving. These are the people and places shaping its future. #PeopleofNEI #PlacesofNEI
This week’s feature is part of a special edition for Faces of the Fort, a Public Art Project highlighting the stories of hometown heroes in Fort Wayne.
Learn more on the City of Fort Wayne’s website.
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