IncluNorm Foundation

Building a world where inclusion is the norm.

1.3 billion people, 16% of the world's population, live with a disability. Inclusion is no longer charity. It is a necessity, for how we design products, build teams, and shape culture.

IncluNorm Foundation builds the practical side of that necessity: education that teaches inclusion as a skill, community that creates belonging, adaptive design that removes barriers, and advocacy that puts disability and visible difference center stage.

35 questions · 7 levels · 6 initiatives · 1 mission

our story

It all began with Misty Glam Company.

Since 2021, Misty Glam Company has been Nigeria's first truly inclusive talent management, commercial modelling, and disability advocacy agency. We have created opportunities for models across different ages, body types, skin tones, tribes, and backgrounds, with a special focus on people with disabilities, visible differences, albinism, vitiligo, chronic illnesses, dwarfism, and many other underrepresented communities.

We believe representation should be the standard. Not the exception.

But over time, we realised representation alone wasn't enough. People wanted to be inclusive. They simply weren't taught how. When inclusion isn't taught, exclusion becomes the default. That insight changed everything, and it's why IncluNorm Foundation exists today.

why we exist

When inclusion isn't taught, exclusion becomes the default.

We believe disability inclusion is a skill, one that can be learned, practiced, and designed into everyday life.

our method

How we create change.

Every initiative under IncluNorm Foundation follows the same thread, from a first lesson to a runway stage.

  1. Learn

    It starts with learning. Practical lessons replace guesswork with real understanding of how language and design affect people.

  2. Practice

    Then comes practice. Interactive scenarios turn that understanding into instinct.

  3. Represent

    Representation follows. Disabled voices and bodies lead every campaign, every runway, every room we build.

  4. Design

    Design makes it tangible. Adaptive fashion shows that inclusion can be engineered, stitched into something you can wear.

  5. Advocate

    Advocacy carries it further. Pageants and runways reach audiences that policy documents rarely do.

  6. Transform

    Slowly, it transforms. What began as a lesson becomes a habit, and what began as a habit becomes the default.

our work

Six initiatives, one throughline.

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The Inclusion Quiz. 35 questions, 7 levels, instant feedback.

Take the Quiz

Before You Say That

A free, practical dictionary of inclusive language.

Download the guide

IncluNorm Fashion

Adaptive clothing in full partnership with Kush Atelier, built for independence.

Donate and support the work
Advocacy Pageant Network

Advocacy Pageant Network

The Albinism Advocacy Pageant and beyond.

Meet the Projects

Advocacy Runway Show

100 models with disabilities, one historic runway.

Find out how to sponsor
Coming soon

IncluNorm Beauty

Accessible beauty tools designed for people with limited hand mobility, low vision, and other access needs.

featured initiative

What the Inclusion Quiz helps you do

  • Learn how everyday language and behaviour impact people.
  • Understand inclusion around work, access, and visible difference.
  • Share your score and invite others to learn too.

A question from the quiz

"A colleague using a wheelchair asks you not to lean on their chair while talking. What's the most respectful response?"

Apologize and step back right away Explain you were just being friendly
Take the Quiz

5 to 10 minutes · 7 levels · Instant results · Detailed feedback

in full partnership with kush atelier

Clothing designed for dignity and independence.

Getting dressed shouldn't be a daily obstacle course. But for many people with disabilities, it is: small buttons that won't cooperate with limited hand strength, zippers placed where a seated body can't reach them, clothing designed for one kind of body and sold to everyone else as if it fits all.

We kept hearing the same frustration, clothes that looked fine on a hanger and failed the moment they met real life. So we partnered with Kush Atelier, a leading African designer working at the forefront of sustainability and innovation, to build IncluNorm Fashion, Africa's first adaptive clothing initiative. We're reimagining everyday clothing with accessibility at its core: adaptive fastenings that don't fight your fingers, practical pocket placements that work from a seated position, and functional features that make dressing easier, more comfortable, and more independent.

Every cash and fabric donation helps us create adaptive outfits for someone who needs them.

Donate cash to

INCLUNORM FASHION LTD

0127986586

WEMA BANK

Donate fabric

Send a DM, or WhatsApp 0704 870 4115 or 0813 091 9099

Email inclunormfashion@gmail.com

Advocacy Pageant Network

The runway as a platform, not a spectacle.

Pageantry has always been about visibility. We're pointing that spotlight where it's overdue, using runways and crowns to celebrate identity, amplify lived experience, and build confident advocates for disability and visible difference.

Live

Albinism Advocacy Pageant

Challenging stigma, celebrating the albinism community on its own terms.

Watch the highlights
In progress

Advocacy Runway Show

100 models with disabilities. One historic runway.

Find out how to sponsor
Coming

Vitiligo Advocacy Pageant

Next in the network, details soon.

Coming

Dwarfism Advocacy Pageant

Expanding to more disability communities.

Our impact in numbers

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get involved

Three ways to make inclusion the default.

Donate

Fund fashion production, quiz development, and advocacy pageants.

Donate Now

Partner

CSR teams, grant makers, and fashion brands, let's build together.

Start a Partnership

Volunteer

Facilitate a workshop or support a runway show.

Apply to Volunteer

trusted alongside

  • Kush Atelier
  • Linking Circles Academy
  • Albinism Association of Nigeria
  • 1206 Consult
  • Your Image Stylist
  • The Mum Bridge

past sponsors

  • Lush Hair
  • Beauty By AD
  • Three Crowns Milk
  • Topicals
  • Beauty Hut
  • Tasty Cubes Nigeria

meet the team

The people behind the mission.

Misturah Abisola Owolabi

Misturah Abisola Owolabi

Founder

Owolabi Mujeebat Oyindamola

Secretary and Public Health Officer

questions

Frequently asked questions.