The Need For Representation

We believe that art is a universal language that speaks to the soul, and through art we can make real change in the way that people with disabilities are seen and valued. Individuals with disabilities are extremely under represented in art and literature. We aim to create a real change in the way individuals with disabilities are seen, accepted, and represented in society through our work.

Izzy Can't Talk But He Can Make Friends

A story featuring Izzy and a new friend!

Izzy Can’t Talk But He Can Make Friends—A story about the challenges of social and human connections that sometimes autistic persons can face. Join Izzy as he overcomes those challenges and learns the value of making a new friend!

a childrens book about a special ne titled 'Izzy Can't Talk' with a plush doll of Izzy a nonverbal boy and his service dog named Lucky, super saver combo deal of a book and a doll

Plush Izzy

Izzy Plush Educational Doll with removable speech pad and removable service dog was created to help educators, therapists, and families teach about AAC communication to children learn while the connect, and understand through play with Izzy.

Inspired by the Izzy Can't Talk® book series.

Izzy features a detachable AAC communication device, and his loyal service dog Lucky.

Whether used in a classroom, therapy setting, library, or home, this educational doll helps children build empathy, understand communication differences, and see that small accommodations can be life changing for some people.