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Your purchase: • Creates employment opportunities for 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 grassroots organizations
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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.
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GoodOnU.ca is a Canadian disability-led brand founded by a caregiver and her daughter with a disability, creating disability advocacy apparel, AAC communication awareness designs, and accessibility-focused products that promote inclusion.
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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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.
This tee speaks to parents and educators navigating Ontario's education system—a rallying cry for those tired of fighting for what should already be in place. It's the frustration of endless advocacy when the system itself should be doing the right thing.
We're All Beautiful — original art by Clara Whittaker. This cozy tee celebrates neurodivergent and disabled bodies exactly as they are. Wear it as a reminder: your worth isn't determined by appearance—it's inherent.
