Promoting Accessibility, Equity, Inclusion, and Voice Amplification as building blocks of a future with participation of all.
Every item in your cart does more than look good and feel comfortable—it's a champion multi-tasker.
Your purchase: • Employs youth with disabilities • May feature designs created by artists with disabilities • Helps us spread awareness about accessibility, equity, and inclusion through social media PSAs • Directs a portion of every sale to disability-supportive registered charities and organizations
Our Augmentative Communication Collection celebrates all ways of communicating. Created with and for the disability community, these designs affirm that diverse expression is powerful. Perfect for anyone who communicates differently—and loves coffee!
Inclusion is Love — original art by self-advocate Ashley Caldwell. Wear your values with this statement piece celebrating disability pride and representation. Every purchase supports disabled artists and amplifies our community's voice.
We're All Beautiful — original art by Clara Whittaker. This cozy hoodie celebrates neurodivergent and disabled bodies exactly as they are. Wear it as a reminder: your worth isn't determined by appearance—it's inherent.
Love love love the shirts! Great messaging and designs! Joy
Lovely colour, wonderful message! Sal A.
I love this shirt.
The quality is beautiful. The heart is designed by a very special young lady which makes wearing the shirt even more meaningful for my own daughter. ❤️. Stacey M.
I love it ! Wonderful, meaningful design, thxs to the team! Easy to decide and arrived quickly. Jane
Very pleased with my order! Shirts arrived quickly and were exactly what I expected. Tina L
We're building an accessible, equitable, inclusive society where people with disabilities have full participation and opportunity. As a woman-owned social enterprise, we believe business is a powerful force for good—and we're committed to proving it every day through authentic disability advocacy, accessible design, and products that celebrate the disability community.
Ashley is an artist in her final year of high school in Ontario. She uses her iPad to communicate and has discovered art as a powerful form of self-expression. Art class became a meaningful outlet where she could share her voice and creativity.
Ashley creates in media such as paint, pastels, and pencils. She prefers bright colours and utilizes broad strokes and large movements to bring her artistic vision to life.
Clara has been creating art since she picked up her first crayon. She trained at Humber College Visual & Digital Arts School and now works as a freelance artist and technical writer.
Clara creates in acrylics, watercolour, and pencils, as well as in digital form.
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