Zoe Communications Agency

07/15/2026

Seen. Celebrated. And given the room to shine.

KERA Arts captured something at the heart of Think Out, Be Light: this has never been only about putting people with disabilities on a runway.

It is about what can happen when someone is invited to make choices, take up space, try something new and hear a room full of people cheering them on.

More than a decade after the first show, we are still learning what this work can become. The runway remains important. But we are also imagining a deeper experience that creates space throughout the year for confidence, community, personal style and self-expression.

Thank you to Zara Amaechi and KERA for spending time with our models, families and creative partners, and for telling the story with such care.

Read or listen to “Seen and celebrated: A Dallas fashion show featuring people with disabilities puts inclusion on the runway.”

https://www.keranews.org/arts-culture/2026-07-14/seen-and-celebrated-a-dallas-fashion-show-featuring-people-with-disabilities-puts-inclusion-on-the-runway



*Think Out, Be Light was created by Zoe Communications founder Feleceia Wilson and is now growing through the Third Legacy Foundation.

The annual show, called Think Out, Be Light, aims to expand representation and build confidence.

07/15/2026

What actually shapes a city?

The buildings we pass. The businesses on our blocks. The places we live, gather, work and move through every day.

A lot of that begins with zoning.

On Tuesday, July 21 in partnership with Dallas College, the City of Dallas Planning & Development Department is bringing the conversation into City Hall for How Dallas Takes Shape, a hands-on introduction to zoning, growth and the rules shaping everyday life across Dallas.

No technical background required. No long presentation filled with planning language. Just a clearer, more approachable way to understand what zoning does, what it does not do and why your perspective matters.

Join us at 11 a.m. or 5:30 p.m. in the Dallas City Hall Lobby.

In partnership with Dallas College, Zoe Communications is proud to support the City of Dallas Planning & Development Department turn a complicated civic topic into a conversation more Dallas residents can enter.

https://bit.ly/dallastakesshape

01/02/2026

We’ve carried the same mark for nearly 13 years.

We’d been ready for a while — we just hadn’t yet figured out what it was supposed to do, or what it was meant to hold.

But that kind of clarity doesn’t arrive all at once. It comes through work. Through people. Through paying attention.

This logo represents how we approach our work now: bringing ideas, people, and purpose into focus so everything can move forward together.

What we’ve learned, especially through disability advocacy, is that clarity isn’t reduction but responsibility — our responsibility.
When language and design make sense to Zoe, they tend to make sense to more people than we expect.

Strategy and story, designed for everyone.

www.zoecreates.com

01/01/2026

This year asked a lot of people.

Clarity made the difference.

When it made sense to Zoe, it made sense to more people than we’re taught to imagine.

That lesson stays with us into 2026 and beyond.

12/23/2025

Stories matterr, but clarity is what moves people.

Over the past year, our work has lived at the intersection of people, systems, and change — helping translate complexity into something humans can actually understand and act on.

You’ll start to see a shift here.
Same work. Sharper language.
More soon.

Where do you see clarity missing most right now — at work, in your city, or in culture?