Disability Rights Merch

Who said dancers have to be thin and able bodied. This design features a ballerina, dancing in her wheelchair, silhouetted before a full moon and colourful night sky, both a statement and art. Are you disabled yourself, want to show support for a disabled loved one, or do you simply want to represent different bodies , then this design is for you. Perfect for almost every occasion and almost every body.

Accessibility Should Be The Standard - Keep Things Accessible

Share acceptance and awareness for the need of disability accommodations.

Show your support for Title IX, the Education Amendment of 1972 with your new gear!

Show your support for Title IX, the Education Amendment of 1972 with your new gear!

Show your support for Title IX, the Education Amendment of 1972 with your new gear!

Ann Magill debuted this Disability Pride Flag in 2021. The yellow stripe represents cognitive and intellectual disabilities.

Her wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

Parts versus people? If you're tired of your therapist (or researchers) labeling your internals as "parts" and saying you're all additively one person, or refusing to deal with you as individuals even after you've made it clear that you are, now you can celebrate the day you fire them with this fine —and far more accurate— redefinition of "ANP". Now you can wear this accusation as a badge of F-U.

Intersectional Feminist Killjoy

Colourful retro design celebrating neurodiversity.

Inclusion Not Intolerance - Love Everyone!

Stay mad!

It's all about Disability Advocacy! In honor of the Americans with Disabilities Rights Act turning 30 this year, I've come out with new Nothing About Us Without Us designs!

It's not feminism if it's not intersectional design

Everyone belongs and everyone has rights! Features people of multiple abilities, ages, genders identities, and orientations

There's nothing strange about differently-abled people or anyone going through a medical condition to give them that stare, people need to keep walking or do what they do instead of giving off stares. Grab this piece and help spread awareness and show your support!

Her wheelchair is so fast, her friends can't keep up! An uplifting message!

It isn't feminism if it isn't intersectional.

The words "if you don't see disability you don't see accessibility." In bold teal font. The background has colorful retro hippie inspired flowers and in the center a pastel rainbow

Accessibility is a human right. Design by Bri Crofton AKA Bri the Bearded Spoonie Babe.

Ableist Not Today

Accessibility is a human right. Design by Bri Crofton AKA Bri the Bearded Spoonie Babe.

A Road Handicapped Warning Sign

Accessibility is a human right. Design by Bri Crofton AKA Bri the Bearded Spoonie Babe.

The Future is Accessible

It's all about Disability Advocacy! In honor of the Americans with Disabilities Rights Act turning 30 this year, I've come out with new Nothing About Us Without Us designs!

A red ugly holiday sweater design with snowflakes and reindeer and in the center it says “Marriage equality for disabled people” in white capital letters

Medium skinned toned woman with shoulder length black hair wears a pastel blue crop top, and blue shorts sits on her medium blue colored chair cross legged as she looks in her blue compact and applies dark red lipstick. The words “Sitting Pretty” are next to her image in medium blue script.

Perfect Gift for social justice, pride, disability rights, feminism, intersectional, activism. Awesome Gift Idea! The Future Is Accessible is a call for visibility and intersectionality; it is a call to prioritize equity and accessibility, to remember the disabled people in our communities, to integrate them, to uplift them

Elderday Adult Day Health Care provides Santa Cruz County's older adults and adults with disabilities independence, community, and enrichment.

Full figured Black woman with an afro and leg hair wears a pastel pink crop top, and pink shorts sits on her peach colored chair cross legged as she looks in her pink compact and applies pink lipstick. The words “Sitting Pretty” are next to her image in pink script.

#MyDisabledLifeIsWorthy The Director of the CDC said earlier that it was “encouraging” that the people dying from COVID-19 were people who are “unwell to begin with.”

Disabled, not stupid