The Slow Factory celebrates the power, beauty, resilience, and importance of Global South communities and their diasporas, calling for a collective responsibility to address systemic oppression and inequality. The visual communication design language pioneered by the Slow Factory design team emphasizes decolonization, environmental sustainability, and equity. This design language has been strategically deployed to engage millions of people in conversations about power dynamics, systemic exploitation, and the need for urgent action on issues like climate change and social justice. The Slow Factory has made a global impact in creating a new movement in accessible information design, and in providing a platform for Global South communities to share our narratives on a global stage; a testament to how design can transcend aesthetic values to become a powerful tool for social transformation.