Kind Cotton &

Growing Toward Liberation™

Collection

I am so honored to have a Growing Toward Liberation™ product collection with Kind Cotton! Kind Cotton is a family-owned company co-founded by a teacher, Kaitlin Johnstone and her husband, Kevin. Their work is rooted in spreading justice and action toward a kinder and more inclusive world. Kind Cotton donates 1 inclusive book to a child with EVERY purchase.

Their mission is to put 1 million inclusive books in the hands of kids!

The designs in the Growing Toward Liberation™ collection are all rooted in the mission and values that anchor the work done with families and educators here in the Growing Toward Liberation community, as well as my roles beyond this space as a parent, special education teacher, teacher educator, and a mental health and public education advocate for the last 20+ years.

Shop the Full Collection Here

Browse the gallery below for samples of designs and products included in the collection, or click the button above to shop the full collection @ kindcotton.com !

*The “Kids Belong” design was co-created with and modeled by my own children, who enthusiastically consented to all parts of the process. They receive ongoing, direct, monetary compensation for their work from any profits our family receives from that design.

For anyone who believes in the power of kids. Young people are not just future world changers. They’re ready right now to examine the past and to join in co-creating a more accessible, inclusive world. Kids matter, their voices are important, and the
Teaching and learning is always happening, but it may not always have the outcomes we intend. “Learning Should be Rooted” reminds us of critical factors needed for co-creating a culture of deep learning and critical inquiry with anyone, regardless of
When we reject perfectionism, embrace authenticity, and take a risk to “Learn Out Loud,” we show others that they’re not alone. We might be learning different things at different times, but learning is one constant that connects us all together. *ava
For anyone who believes in the power of kids. Young people are not just future world changers. They’re ready right now to examine the past and to join in co-creating a more accessible, inclusive world. Kids matter, their voices are important, and the
Teaching and learning is always happening, but it may not always have the outcomes we intend. “Learning Should be Rooted” reminds us of critical factors needed for co-creating a culture of deep learning and critical inquiry with anyone, regardless of
When we reject perfectionism, embrace authenticity, and take a risk to “Learn Out Loud,” we show others that they’re not alone. We might be learning different things at different times, but learning is one constant that connects us all together. *ava
Teaching and learning is always happening, but it may not always have the outcomes we intend. “Learning Should be Rooted” reminds us of critical factors needed for co-creating a culture of deep learning and critical inquiry with anyone, regardless of
When we reject perfectionism, embrace authenticity, and take a risk to “Learn Out Loud,” we show others that they’re not alone. We might be learning different things at different times, but learning is one constant that connects us all together. *cer
For anyone who believes in the power of kids. Young people are not just future world changers. They’re ready right now to examine the past and to join in co-creating a more accessible, inclusive world. Kids matter, their voices are important, and the
Teaching and learning is always happening, but it may not always have the outcomes we intend. “Learning Should be Rooted” reminds us of critical factors needed for co-creating a culture of deep learning and critical inquiry with anyone, regardless of
For anyone who believes in the power of kids. Young people are not just future world changers. They’re ready right now to examine the past and to join in co-creating a more accessible, inclusive world. Kids matter, their voices are important, and the
When we reject perfectionism, embrace authenticity, and take a risk to “Learn Out Loud,” we show others that they’re not alone. We might be learning different things at different times, but learning is one constant that connects us all together. *dis
Growing Toward Liberation™ Sticker Sheet