LAST Launches a Merch Store

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A red and white baseball style shirt with a rainbow coloured brain and the slogan "I don't need a cure"
a phone case with the last logo displayed
A red and white baseball style shirt with a rainbow coloured brain and the slogan "I don't need a cure"
A blue tank top style shirt with a logo and the slogan "Social Homogeneity is Illogical: There is Strength in Diversity". The LAST logo has been modified so that the figures appear with pointed ears and the "live long and prosper" hand gesture. The Neurodiversity symbol in the logo has been replaced with a rainbow coloured IDIC symbol, representing Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations.
A black and white baseball style shirt with the slogan "Token Neurotypical" and a grey brain.
A brown T-shirt with an image of two service dogs and a sign that reads "Rights Not Charity"

LAST is launching a Merch Store on TeePublic. The money raised from the store will go to building our library and continuing our support groups and social events.

Thanks to Jacky Skye of ThisIsNotAnImageOfLoss Studios for the designs.

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LAST is a grassroots, peer-support, and self advocacy organization, entirely run by Autistic people. We are based in London, Ontario. We formed in 2016 in response to a lack of support for adults on the Autism spectrum, as well as a lack of intersectionality in mainstream Autism organizations. We currently run a peer support group for Autistic adults, and we are looking to expand what we do to include more advocacy for disability rights, as well as education for the broader community about Autism, and Autistic rights, and to provide social opportunities for people on the spectrum.

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