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QIP Mardi Gras 2025: Voices on Belonging, Visibility, and Inclusive Design

  • Writer: Eva Krane
    Eva Krane
  • Sep 10
  • 1 min read

At Made by Boto®, we believe design isn’t just about aesthetics — it’s about belonging. This year’s QIP Mardi Gras event was a vivid reminder of how space, language, and symbols shape people’s sense of being seen and respected.


We were honoured to showcase our QIP x MBB® Pride Collection and capture a series of short video interviews with community members, each offering personal reflections on what inclusive signage means to them — and how even small changes in design can have profound effects.



QIP interviews about the effects of inclusive signage on everyday people


Why it matters


The QIP Mardi Gras event was more than a celebration; it was a call to action. It showed how inclusive design can shift culture from performative gestures to lived belonging. Whether it’s a door plate, a directional arrow, or a digital display, every detail communicates: Do you belong here? Are you safe? Were you considered?


At Made by Boto®, we’re proud to collaborate with communities like QIP to co-create signage systems that embody dignity, visibility, and care. Events like Mardi Gras remind us that inclusion isn’t just a principle — it’s a practice, shaped by design choices we make every day.





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