"A disability is one part
of a whole person. Every person has something to give, is of
equal value and worth, and deserves equal access and
opportunities."
Colleen is a parent and advocate for inclusion, a Penn State graduate, a graduate of Partners in Policymaking and president of Kids Together, Inc. an all-volunteer unfunded non-profit.
Please read my articles on inclusion posted at Kids Together and sign up for the newsletter or join the inclusion listserv. I have provided over 15 years of volunteer work to promote inclusion and advocate for my son and others.
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This colorful fun design features ten young teenagers holding cards that spell out "DIVERSITY". Each person has a different color shirt with letters spelling out diversity. Various differences are clearly depicted, such as a person who uses a wheelchair, race and religion. There are also other subtle differences. A blue balloon with a smile face floats above. The image has a dark drop shadow that makes the characters appear to pop out at you. The words "Living", "Learning", "Playing" and "Working Together" appear under the people, or within a border depending on the item. (Smaller logo with just the balloon and words celebrate diversity are on the children's clothes).
Diversity T-Shirts Celebrate Diversity Ts & short sleeve shirts, sure to be a hit! Promotes acceptance of "all" differences.
