In this interview with Sandra Raffaelli, founder of aZul, she shares her story of discovering her path of purpose and how she overcame challenges, connected with her community, and followed her heart by entrusting in divine guidance and timing.

aZul is a non-profit that teaches adults with disabilities, independent living skills through the use of fashion, art, and design. This organization is dedicated to empowering adults with disabilities to use fashion & industrial design to achieve artistic recognition, dignity, and financial independence.

Before interviewing for this podcast, I found that studies of adult autism are very limited and that most studies are focused on child autism. No different from other humans, these adults need friendship, support, and opportunities to work and play in accepted social settings.

Topics of discussion:

• The creation and evolution of aZul
• Trusting in divine timing and divine guidance
• Follow the thread & sustainable fashion festivals
• Removing the stigma of adults with disabilities
• Stepping outside of your comfort zone in your community

Support and learn more about aZul at: www.azulfashionartdesign.org

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