We value a number of things, but in particular community, diversity, equity and, inclusion. 

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We intend to promote acceptance through literature and literacy education, which speaks  a lot to how two people in their thirties, each from a different marginalised group, came up with the idea to start this business in the first place. We both believe in empowering marginalised voices because in our experiences in our life times, we have faced discrimination, misunderstanding and treatment that has been prejudiced against us. 

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What we want is for a world to embrace the strengths we - the disabled and people of the First Nations - carry as a result of our diverse backgrounds and lived experience in the contemporary world. We also want the world to be more understanding of our weaknesses or differences we may have from the majority of people. 

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Our values underpin everything we strive to stand for and attempt to promote in the wider community through our services, starting with Australia, but perhaps eventually globally.

 

We want a world where inclusion isn't just a buzz word, but a way we all exist as humans with one another. We are willing to put the work in to have this dream realised.