Inclusive Holiday Cards that support the disabled and handicapped community
Inclusive Art House
We create art, literature, and publications that enhance the self-worth and inclusion of the disabled community. Our products are offered in various languages. Our goal is to evoke joy, pride, and inclusion for individuals with special needs in both public and private spaces.
Our Story
Inclusive Art House is a unique publishing company that was formed to fill a void for disabled persons in the community and in the art world. I am Jennifer McGee, the company founder, and a special needs parent. My journey with the disabled community began when I gained custody of my special needs nephew Isahiah in 2020. He was 15, nonverbal, Autistic, and developmentally delayed. The more I learned of how to care for Isahiah, the more I realized the struggle families with disabled persons encounter every day. I came face to face with the lack of resources, education, and inclusion of special needs persons in many environments of everyday life. It became clear that disabled people were disproportionately excluded from recreational activities, employment opportunities, art and literature as well. I created Inclusive Art House, LLC to showcase persons of disabilities in positive ways to promote self worth and inclusion in all aspects of life. It is my goal to increase educational opportunities, resources, and accessibility for both the families of disabled persons and the community as a whole.
Holiday Greeting Cards for Meaningful Connections
Celebrate the joy of the season with our thoughtfully designed holiday greeting cards that emphasize inclusivity, self-worth, and connection. Each card is crafted to bring warmth and encouragement to people of all abilities, featuring hand-drawn artwork and heartfelt messages that resonate with diverse experiences. Our cards are a meaningful choice for families, friends, and communities that celebrate the power of inclusion. Share a holiday message that matters this season with our unique greeting cards—perfect for expressing empathy, support, and unity during the holidays.
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Christmas Greeting Cards | Christmas Tree Family - InclusiveArtHouse
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Christmas Greeting Cards | Dancing reindeer - InclusiveArtHouse
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Christmas Greeting Cards | Together is our favorite place to be - InclusiveArtHouse
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New Year Greeting Postcards | Lucky, the service dog - InclusiveArtHouse
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Izzy Can't Talk by Jennifer McGee
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Inclusive Art Collection
These hand drawn digital illustrations were created to include disabled persons in ART in a positive way! These illustrations inspire acceptance and pride for the disabled community who are often unseen in art and literature
Inclusion Is Enchanted
Size: 23 x 30
Media: Digital Illustration Printed On Canvas
This art was created to inspire support to those with severe impairments, which can keep the individual separated (internally and by peers) from society. The young girl here is intellectually delayed, and does not understand the feelings of sadness she has from being excluded by her peers. The fairies are whispering to her how beautiful and valuable she is to the world. They are explaining that everyone is unique and important to the balance of the world.
Inclusion Is Out Of This World
Size: 36 x 23
Media: Digital Illustration Printed On Acrylic
Created to emphasize acceptance of those that are different. Inclusion should not have boundaries or limitations. Inclusion here means respecting, accepting, and embracing everyone.
Inclusion Is Mermazing
Size: 27 x 36
Media: Digital Illustration Printed On Canvas
This illustration was created to promote self worth for persons with physical disabilities. The mermaid is happy and full of life as she splashes and plays in the sea. The title is meant to be light and fun.
Inclusion Is Free
Size: 24 x 36
Media: Digital Illustration Printed On Acrylic
This art celebrates the resilience of the disabled community as a whole, and aims to represent all persons with a mental or physical disability. There are many symbols in this piece. The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of freedom and independence, for all persons regardless of their abilities. As a country we need to support the pride and self worth of every individual. The green ribbon for mental health awareness is camouflaged into Lady Liberty the same way mental disabilities are camouflaged in society. The sunflowers represent intellectual delay, and the sign language subtly in the background for persons with limited communication.
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Not every form of communication involves words. Non-speaking individuals express their thoughts, emotions, and ideas through various channels, each rich with meaning and uniqueness. Recognizing and valuing these non-verbal forms...
Highlighting Non-Speaking Forms of Expression: ...
Not every form of communication involves words. Non-speaking individuals express their thoughts, emotions, and ideas through various channels, each rich with meaning and uniqueness. Recognizing and valuing these non-verbal forms...
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Understanding Stimming in Autism: Embracing a U...
Stimming, short for self-stimulatory behavior, is a form of movement or behavior often associated with autism that can include repetitive actions like hand-flapping, rocking, or repeating certain sounds. For many...
Understanding Stimming in Autism: Embracing a U...
Stimming, short for self-stimulatory behavior, is a form of movement or behavior often associated with autism that can include repetitive actions like hand-flapping, rocking, or repeating certain sounds. For many...
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