
Technology
Through live pottery and lived experience, I help technology audiences recognize barriers and explore the tools, support, and design choices that help more people participate.
Explore Technology SpeakingShape What Comes Next When the Path Changes
Keynote Speaker. Live Pottery. Hope, Adaptability, and Support to Shape What Comes Next.
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Formed by Hope helps teams face change without losing momentum or disconnecting from one another. As I shape clay by touch, I make resilience visible and give your people a shared language for working through pressure, finding another way forward, and supporting one another.
Pressure can reshape the work. Support can steady the person carrying it. One constructive step can restore momentum. Live pottery turns that message into something your audience can see and remember.
Choosing joy within a challenge helps me persevere. The choices I keep making shape my character and the hope I can give and receive. I bring that experience into the room with genuine care for what your people are navigating.
Invite Kelvin to SpeakI'm a speaker, potter, accessibility innovator, and co-host of Investing in Accessibility. Living with Usher syndrome, I have shaped barriers into tools that help others move forward. I invented the See Me Cane, built assistive-technology training programs, and now develop practical AI systems for small and midsize businesses. Meet the person behind the pottery.
When familiar ways of working stopped working as my sight changed, I learned to shape tools and invent technology that helped me and others keep moving forward. Through live pottery, I bring that experience to company gatherings, leadership meetings, technology conferences, accessibility events, and teams adapting to AI or other changes in how work gets done.

Bring Formed by Hope to your corporate team or conference: live pottery, a shared language for change, and practical next steps.
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A team experience I bring to your company, church, or school: one-on-one time at the wheel with each person, up to thirty minutes each, while they work through whatever they're carrying. Some things are easier to process with your hands.
Learn MoreYour team is invited to consider a barrier, a possible next step, and the tools or support that could help. Your organization decides what fits its people, priorities, and ways of working. Let's shape the message around your audience and what they are navigating.
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