Ms. Kingsley is a devoted supporter of people with Down syndrome and a renowned lecturer on the topics of mental retardation and the rights of people with disabilities. She has committed her life to promoting inclusivity and spreading awareness as the loving mother of a kid with Down syndrome.

Ms. Kingsley was appointed to the National Down Syndrome Congress's Board of Directors in 1976, where she was instrumental in promoting the rights of people with Down syndrome. She worked assiduously to increase adoption opportunities for kids with Down syndrome while serving as chair of the board's adoption committee for the nine years she was on it.

She became the co-chair of the Parent Assistance Committee on Down Syndrome of Westchester County because of her dedication to empowering parents and families. In this capacity, she was able to offer families dealing with comparable difficulties crucial support and resources.

Ms. Kingsley has made important contributions on a national scale in addition to her local activity. She worked to enhance accessibility and the rights of those with disabilities in the county as a member of the Westchester County Committee for the Disabled. She has had a significant impact as a member of the National Media Council on Disability, a group working to improve how people with disabilities are portrayed in the media.

Ms. Kingsley is currently continuing her influential work as a participant in the Non-Traditional Casting Project, where she advocates casting in television and cinema that values inclusivity and diversity, including persons with disabilities. Her work in this field aims to improve the diversity and accuracy of representations of people with disabilities in the entertainment sector.

Ms. Kingsley has distinguished herself as a model defender of the rights of people with Down syndrome and people with disabilities in general via her activism, dedication, and hard effort..

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