Welcome to Our Journey Toward a Greener, More Inclusive Future

Hi, I’m Rosa—graphic designer, advocate, and proud mom to Tommy, my oldest son, who has multiple disabilities. Tommy has taught me that challenges aren’t roadblocks but launchpads for meaningful change with a touch of creativity. Living with Autism, Down syndrome, Brain Damage, and other developmental differences, he’s helped me see how healing and resilience show up in everyday life—through small routines, sensory-friendly spaces, and the calming presence of nature. Parenting Tommy has opened my eyes to how deeply systems—whether environmental, social, or architectural—often overlook people with complex needs.

His journey has reshaped the way I think about sustainability—not just as a practice of environmental care, but as a way of living that nurtures our bodies, minds, and communities. I shared more about this connection and our journey between healing, eco-friendly living, and our personal path toward resilience here.

This blog is our space to reimagine what sustainability means—and who it includes.

💡 Here’s what you’ll find inside:

• Practical eco-friendly tips
  Simple, doable ways to reduce waste, shop sustainably, and live greener—without the guilt or overwhelm.

• Inclusive living insights
  Honest reflections on raising a child with disabilities and how inclusion must be part of every sustainable plan.

• Stories that inspire
  Real experiences from our family and others navigating life, purpose, and progress outside the status quo.

• Behind-the-scenes of Route T21
  Updates from our social impact shop, including Tommy’s art, upcoming product launches, and how we’re building a model of economic inclusion through creativity.

❤️ How this blog can help you:

Whether you’re eco-curious, raising a child with unique needs, or just tired of the performative “green” noise—this space is for you. We’re here to offer encouragement, real talk, and useful ideas that blend heart and action.

Let’s build a world that’s not just greener—but fairer, bolder, and more human.