At the center of the convening space was a home-like installation featuring the stories and systems that shape home accessibility. On the inside, participants walked through different “rooms”—from the kitchen to the living space—experiencing the emotional and physical realities of inaccessible vs accessible home design through photography and storytelling. They also learned about the challenges families face regarding space, layout, equipment, and caregiving. On the outside of the “home,” participants engaged with information on systemic forces affecting access to home modification resources, including rental policies, funding limitations, eligibility barriers, and institutional practices.