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TRUBLU BROTHERZ TRUTH BUILT LIKE US

Welcome to
TruBlu Brotherz.

Stories, books, and resources rooted in real family life—created to help more families feel seen, celebrated, and understood.

Different was always the design.

John and Jay-Jay sitting together in the back of a car on a sunny day.
TRUTH BUILT LIKE US ✦ STORIES THAT SEE US ✦ DIFFERENT, NOT LESS ✦ TRUTH BUILT LIKE US ✦

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Different Is Still Dope: TruBlu Brotherz pin coming soon. Wear one, share one. Pin purchases support Care Packs, respite hours for autism moms, and TruBlu Gives.

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Different Is
Still Dope.

A little TruBlu is coming soon. Our pins celebrate the autism community and carry a message worth sharing.

Pin purchases support TruBlu Care Packs, respite hours for autism moms, and TruBlu Gives—helping us celebrate autistic children and put practical encouragement into families’ hands.

Know a child who should be celebrated? Nominate an autistic child for TruBlu Gives and tell us about their interests, favorite things, sensory preferences, and what makes them uniquely them.

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Kortney Truitt, author and founder of TruBlu Brotherz AUTHOR
ADVOCATE
AUTISM MOM

The woman holding the pen

Meet
Kortney.

“I write the truth our families are already living.”

Kortney Truitt is a Christian author, licensed minister, autism mom, advocate, and founder of Autism Moms Believe. She and her husband, Jason, have been married for 21 years and are the parents of three beautiful children: MaKayla, Jay-Jay, and John. For more than 25 years, Kortney has also taught and led through dance ministry, using movement as another way to serve, encourage, and tell the truth of her faith.

Her writing comes from the life she has actually lived—marriage, motherhood, autism, ministry, grief, advocacy, and the faith that carried her through every part of it.

Ideas. Opportunities. Collaboration.

Connect with Kortney.

Choose a time for a 30-minute Zoom conversation about speaking, interviews, books, insurance services, autism advocacy, respite services, partnerships, or another way to work together.

Audio-only conversation · Please join with your camera off

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AUTISM COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Autistic people
making a difference.

We’re proud to celebrate autistic people who create, serve, advocate, and make a difference in their communities every day.

Meet Dominic Altmeier, our first TruBlu Hero: an autistic singer, volunteer, working adult, and autism acceptance advocate in Midland, Michigan.

Portrait of Dominic Altmeier. Photograph by Captured Photography, published by Midland Daily News. OUR FIRST TRUBLU HERO PHOTO: CAPTURED PHOTOGRAPHY