Every Child T-Shirts
Description: Spread a message of love and inclusion with this beautiful retro graphic! Featuring an adorable illustration of four diverse children smiling together with the text "Be Kind To Every Child". Perfect for teachers, pediatricians, educators, and kind-hearted individuals. A wonderful gift for back to school, Teacher Appreciation Week, or anti-bullying campaigns.
Description: Show your support for the Every Child Matters movement with this stick figure design. Protecting our children, educating our children, providing and supporting children everywhere is important. All Children Matter so support Orange Day with this Every Child Matters design.
Description: Show your support for the Every Child Matters movement with this angel wings design. Protecting our children, educating our children, providing and supporting children everywhere is important. All Children Matter so support Orange Day with this Every Child Matters design.
Description: Every Child Matters graphic design for indigenous peoples, residential school survivors, families, activists, advocates, and supporters, featuring a powerful message of remembrance and solidarity. Every Child Matters with symbolic imagery suitable for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Orange Shirt Day, awareness campaigns, commemorative events, and more, perfect for showing support during Indigenous-led movements, as well as birthdays, family gatherings, and community celebrations.
Description: Show your support for the Every Child Matters movement with this indigenous bird design. Protecting our children, educating our children, providing and supporting children everywhere is important. All Children Matter so support Orange Day with this Every Child Matters design.
Description: All of my proceeds from this design will be donated to Anishnawbe Health Foundation of Toronto. (https://supportanishnawbe.ca/ ) Wear an orange shirt to honor the children who survived the Indian Residential Schools and to remember those that didn’t. There is no pride in genocide. Honor Indigenous children.
Description: The four colors represent the four life stages. White - North, Contempmlation before new life Yellow - East - Birth Red South Life, Black - West.. Death .. there are 215 white spirit children in the black stage to represent their deaths
