Trilogy In Motion

12/04/2024

Today, December 3rd, was International Day of Persons with Disabilities, a global observance dedicated to promoting the dignity, rights, and well-being of persons with disabilities.

Since 1992, this day has been a vital reminder of the importance of inclusivity and the need to break down barriers that prevent equal opportunities for all.

This year’s theme, “Amplifying the leadership of persons with disabilities for an inclusive and sustainable future,” highlights the essential role that persons with disabilities play in shaping a better world. It calls for their active participation in decision-making processes and emphasizes their contributions to innovation, especially in the areas of digital and assistive technologies.

As the UN Secretary, General António Guterres has pointed out, persons with disabilities disproportionately bear the effects of global crises due to systemic discrimination and barriers to accessing basic rights and services. Addressing these challenges requires amplifying their voices, supporting their leadership, and building a world that truly values equity and inclusion.

The World Health Organization has also used this day to remind us that persons with disabilities make up 16% of the global population yet are often excluded from leadership roles in sectors like healthcare. Advancing health equity is not just a goal—it’s a necessity for a sustainable and inclusive future.

As we reflect on this year’s theme, let’s commit to fostering a world that celebrates diversity and ensures that persons with disabilities have the tools, opportunities, and platforms they need to thrive.

How will you take action to support inclusivity today and every day?

12/03/2024

🌟 Empowering Every Child 🌟

Inclusion is not just about placing a child in a classroom; it’s about creating opportunities for growth, understanding, and success for all. 💡

December 2, is National Special Education Day 📚📓✏️🏫🎓

Today’s carousel dives into key facts about special education and how it transforms lives. 📚✨

“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men.”
-Frederick Douglass

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05/06/2022

Invisible Not Imaginary.

Honored to be featured by Allergic Living Food Allergy May Awareness Campaign

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Amber Spann

For May Awareness, Allergic Living has a series on how/why food allergies are trivialized, and how to change the narrative. Plus, Mother's Day, with allergies.

07/21/2021

This is 14 years old! 🥳

Thanks to everyone who reached out and wished me a happy birthday! I really appreciate it.

A little bit about me:

I was born in Savannah, Georgia but as an army kid, I've called many cities (and countries) home.

I like exploring art and architecture and I also enjoy gardening.

I can't seem to stop coming up with puns 😆 so I guess it makes sense that I like to tell jokes and write creatively.

One of my favorite things to do is watch movies/shows with my family.

I have two younger brothers and together we create educational content for

To be continued. . .

07/21/2021

We are in a Magazine 📖 I ( for ) wrote an article for Allergic Living

Check out the caption from I’m the “the mom who taught her kids a love of food through gardening,” my article starts on page twelve. But the whole 98 page magazine is amazing and I am so happy to have been able to be a part of it.

Check the link below for the e-magazine

This is disability pride month. Under the and section 504 a person with food allergies is considered to have a disability which restricts their diet or eating.

Do you know someone living with food allergies?

Caption Reposted from using - Just Out! Our 98-page "Our Stories, Our Strength" summer e-magazine – with an amazing collection of stories written by food allergy families.

Read about: the mom who taught her kids a love of food through gardening; the family who juggled OIT and COVID-19; the dad navigating birthdays, the athlete who faced up to food fear; and the story of how a teen got college ready ++

And, meet the Changemakers: Emily Brown, the Debbs, the Silveras. Plus, our divine Top 9-free summer recipes: from salads, to mains burgers and cake.

Head to the link in our bio, or www.allergicliving.com/buyissue to get yours now!

07/06/2021

Good Afternoon 😁! I hope you have THE GREATEST DAY 🌞
Image Description: Aubrey is smiling big. He is wearing a red shirt that has a garden shovel and soil in the background in sandy brown and in the foreground it reads “I Dig My Garden” Aubrey is wearing a F***y pack. Aubrey is standing in front of a rock and container garden. A mint plant, Russian Sage, and knockout roses are among the plants that can be seen in his background. Aubrey has a blackish curly Afro that is tapered just above his ears.
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06/21/2021

I only thought carrots came in the color orange 🥕 . I was excited to see what these Kaleidoscope carrots would look like. Wow!!!! Look at all the colors eyes 👀 😃
🥕 carrots

05/30/2021

We really should have labeled these more specifically 🧐. There are so many different types of radishes that labeling these “RADISHES” left us surprised when we thought these would be round and they were oblong instead. We think these were grown from French Breakfast Radish seeds, these definitely aren’t Crimson Giants by we’ve grown those before and they look completely different. Moral of the story ✍🏽 label your seedlings accurately and precisely🏷

05/29/2021

This carrot 🥕 has frog 🐸 legs 🧐. I always wanted to see one of those strange shaped carrots in person. I never imagined that it would be a carrot that I grew 👨🏽‍🌾.

12/25/2020

Merry Christmas from Trilogy In Motion.
We are staying inside this year😉, but remembering the good time we had last year. The photos in the gif were taken in Big Bird’s nest at Sesame Street Land inside of SeaWorld Orlando’s Celebration of Christmas 2019.
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12/06/2020

Happy 11th Birthday Chauncy thanks for working so hard behind the scenes for Trilogy In Motion. We love you and we wish you only the best 🥳
This photo was taken during the late summer months in our learning garden.
{Image description: Chauncy, a 10 year old boy, leaned against a pallet garden smiling with dark transitions glasses covering his eyes. The pallet is filled with marigolds, sage, basil, peppers, mint, stevia, and oregano. In the background of the pallet garden is a very large sunflower stalk that extends beyond the photograph.}