A sample of our previous work, including speaking engagements with Runway of Dream's college clubs, Kent State University, and Nerd Nite SF, is shown below.
Strut & Stroll Fashion Show
Put on by the Spina Bifida Association of New York and Greater New England, Strut & Stroll is an inclusive fashion show featuring models of all ages wearing adaptive and inclusive brands. Tracy moderated the post-show panel discussion with brands IZ Adaptive, Billy Footwear, French Toast, Friendly Shoes, Koolway Sports, Spoonie Threads, and more.
Runway of Dreams Inclusion for EveryBODY Panel
University of Vermont's Runway of Dreams college club invited Tracy as a panelist on their Inclusion for EveryBODY Panel. Along with her adaptive fashion knowledge, Tracy share her industry expertise on universal design: “As we saw during covid, so many large brands struggle with excess inventory while small brands struggle with meeting factory minimums which prevents them from expanding their size range into petites, plus, big and tall. This is where universal design comes in. If products are designed and tested with all different body types, sizes, and abilities, brands of all sizes will be able to reach a larger audience while not facing as many inventory and minimum issues.”
Kent State University's Art Without Limits
Art Without Limits aims to expose Kent State College of the Arts students to entrepreneurial paths within the various arts disciplines offered at Kent State. Tracy was invited to share her experience as an entrepreneur, fashion designer, and consultant carving a new path through disability inclusion.
Is Fashion Real?! Podcast
Hosted by Von N. Ruzive, in this episode of Is Fashion Real?! podcast Tracy chats with Von about how she got into adaptive fashion, the adaptive fashion market, and what brands should consider when developing adaptive fashion. Listen here or by clicking the image below.
The co-Lab
The Co-Lab is a member-led, inclusive global networking community for brand professionals. Tracy has had the pleasure of leading panels and writing blog posts on adaptive fashion, disability inclusion, and more. A sampling of Tracy's work with the Co-Lab is linked below. Click on each image to learn more.
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