Evergreen resources
Useful answers, not a content mill.
Three subjects Kenny has lived, taught, built around, and kept returning to.
This is a small reference library, not a high-volume blog. Each resource is grounded in Kenny’s existing writing, public education, speaking work, and documented experience, with outside authority used where a legal or technical distinction needs verification.
Start with the question you are trying to answer.
Working-dog education
Service Dogs, Emotional Support Animals, Therapy Dogs, Working Dogs, and Pets
A practical guide to what the categories mean, why accurate language matters, how the legal rules change by setting, and how to behave respectfully around a working team.
Disability and access
Invisible Disability, Access, and What Support Can Actually Change
A first-hand explanation of the hidden cost of participation, why capability and support can coexist, and how organizations can remove unnecessary barriers without turning disability into spectacle.
Leadership
Starting Before Certainty: Leadership When the Plan Is Incomplete
A practical operating model for acting under uncertainty: name the problem, shrink reversible decisions, protect consequential ones, record assumptions, bring in expertise, and update when the evidence changes.
What these pages are—and are not.
The service-dog and disability resources include educational discussion of current rules, but they are not legal or medical advice. Where a right or obligation depends on the setting, the page points readers toward the relevant government source instead of pretending one short article can replace the governing rule.
The leadership resource is experience-based, not a promise that persistence guarantees a good outcome. Its central idea is responsibility under uncertainty: move where learning is reversible, slow down where people or consequences can be harmed, and change the plan when better evidence arrives.