April is Neurodiversity Awareness Month
Neurodivergent individuals often bring strengths such as deep focus, pattern recognition, creativity, systems thinking, and innovative problem solving.
Coloring Page 1 by Emma Rarick. Encouraging neurotypical and neurodivergent thinkers to meet halfway across the gap.
Coloring Page 2 by Emma Rarick. Adaptive clothing can help neurodivergent people feel more comfortable in their own bodies.
Coloring Page 3 by Emma Rarick. A bubble tube sensory light is a stress-relieving tool you can add to your sensory room.
Sensory Room Interior Design Illustration by Emma Rarick. Created accessibility to sensory rooms through this educational guide.
Infinity Cube Fidget Origami by Emma Rarick. Creating more accessibility to fidgets for people who need to stim.
Infinity Cube Fidget Origami by Emma Rarick. Creating more accessibility to fidgets for people who need to stim.
About Kohl’s diverseAbilities BRG Neurodiversity Awareness Month Project:
Kohl’s diverseAbilities Business Resource Group (BRG) celebrates neurodiversity to honor our community’s neurological differences, which challenge our thinking and ignite new ideas that drive Kohl’s success.
Emma Rarick led the company-wide art direction and creative production for Neurodiversity Awareness Month (February–April 2026). She developed and executed the visual identity for the initiative, ensuring a cohesive and engaging experience across all materials.
Her contributions included designing the BRG newsletter, creating neurodiversity-themed coloring pages, developing printable fidget origami instructions, and illustrating an interior design concept for building your own sensory room. These resources were created to help individuals and teams enhance workplace accessibility and increase awareness of neurodiversity-supportive environments.