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Bringing Disability Inclusion into Community

Inclusive Experiences

Inclusive Experiences reshape community environments—businesses, parks, events, recreation centers, and cultural spaces—so children with disabilities and their families can participate fully. These activations bring inclusion into real places where families live, play, and gather, helping communities practice belonging

What We Bring to Community Spaces

Inclusive Community Experiences combine environmental support, guided participation, and community learning. In practical terms, this can include:


  • Sensory supports such as calming tools, visual cues, or low-stimulation areas
  • Adaptive participation options that help children of all abilities join the activity
  • Structured engagement that reduces chaos and helps families navigate the environment
  • On-site volunteers who model inclusive interactions and support families as needed
  • Disability education moments that help the broader community understand inclusion
  • Simple space adjustments that make the environment easier to move through and enjoy


These real-time adaptations show how small, thoughtful changes can make public spaces more welcoming to families raising children with disabilities.

Why Inclusive Experiences Matter

Families raising children with disabilities often avoid community spaces because traditional environments do not meet their needs. Inclusive Community Experiences:


  • normalize disability inclusion in public life
  • strengthen families’ confidence in navigating shared spaces
  • build community literacy through real-time learning
  • encourage businesses and organizations to adopt inclusive practices
  • reduce isolation by making everyday spaces more accessible and welcoming


These experiences move inclusion from concept to action—visible, approachable, and community-owned.

Community Inclusion in Action

Sensory Supports at Legion Field

In partnership with the Birmingham Park and Recreation Board, we provided inclusive supports at Legion Field for select games during the 2025 football season. Large sporting events can be overwhelming for many people with disabilities, so we introduced sensory tools, calming spaces, and simple environmental supports that helped families participate comfortably.


Fans shared that these adjustments made it possible to attend and enjoy a community event they would typically opt out of. The activation also helped volunteers and staff see in real time how inclusion can be built into existing spaces without major structural changes.

Supporting Long-Term Inclusion

When partners want to extend inclusion beyond a single activation, we offer guidance grounded in what families find most helpful. These conversations can explore:


  • which supports from the activation families relied on most
  • simple environmental adjustments that reduce common barriers
  • opportunities for recurring inclusive hours or seasonal programs
  • communication practices that help families feel welcomed before they arrive
  • considerations for future space updates or programming changes


These discussions are collaborative and insight-based. We do not conduct evaluations, certifications, or compliance reviews.


We share practical, experience-informed considerations that help partners make mission-aligned decisions about long-term inclusion.

Game Day Sensory Support Impact Snapshot

4 Major Events Activated

250+ Community Interactions Initiated

250+ Community Interactions Initiated

Bringing disability-inclusive support to high-traffic public spaces for the first time.

250+ Community Interactions Initiated

250+ Community Interactions Initiated

250+ Community Interactions Initiated

Families, students, and attendees engaged with sensory staff, materials, or navigation support.

20–28 Sensory-Space Uses

250+ Community Interactions Initiated

20–28 Sensory-Space Uses

(Avg. 5–7 uses per game)
Early-stage adoption consistent with newly introduced accommodations.

LaToya of The Wildflower Alliance, Harper, and members of the Birmingham Park and Recreation team.

Partner with Us

Inclusive Community Experiences grow through collaboration. Community organizations, businesses, and event hosts work with us to bring inclusion into their spaces in meaningful and practical ways. 


Whether exploring a one-time activation or considering steps toward sustained inclusion, we welcome the conversation.


To connect with us on Inclusive Community Experiences, contact:


LaToya Mims, Executive Director, LatoyaM@thewildfloweralliance.org

Brittany Williams, Chief Operating Officer, BrittanyW@thewildfloweralliance.org

Volunteer with Us

We appreciate and welcome the support of volunteers to bring our Inclusive Community Experiences to life. Click the button below to sign up as a volunteer.

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Support This Work

Game days, festivals, and community traditions are where belonging is felt most powerfully — and also where families of children with disabilities are most often pushed out. Inclusive Community Experiences changes that by bringing sensory support vehicles, calm spaces, tools, and trained volunteers directly into high-traffic events.


Your gift transforms public spaces into places where every child can participate with comfort, dignity, and joy.

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The Wildflower Alliance is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization.
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