In this episode of Autism & Entrepreneurship by Divershines, we sit down with Julia DeNey — former special education teacher and fashion designer — to explore how she combined her two passions to create Sense-ational You, a brand of clothing designed for neurodivergent children. Julia takes us behind the scenes of her journey: 💡 From the classroom to launching a purpose-driven brand
👕 How clothing can support sensory needs and promote independence
🚀 The challenges and breakthroughs of starting a business as a young entrepreneur
💬 “I realized clothing could be more than fashion — it could be a tool for inclusion.” Whether you’re a parent, teacher, entrepreneur, or someone who believes in inclusive innovation, this episode will leave you thinking differently about what clothing — and entrepreneurship — can mean for the neurodivergent community.
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💬 Let us know in the comments: How do you think fashion can become more inclusive?
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Language: Spanish
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