We are proud to announce the 15 students selected to receive The Neurodiversity Scholarship for the 2024-25 school year. These applicants stood out among many impressive applicants from across the country due to their determination, resilience, achievements, and commitment to the neurodivergent community, and we are excited to invest in their continued academic and personal success.
The Neurodiversity Alliance is committed to amplifying the issues that impact neurodiverse students. On March 14th, 2024, The Neurodiversity Alliance, invited by State Assemblymember Jo Anne Simon, was in Albany at the New York State Capital for Dyslexia Awareness Day. […]
Written by Carlye Raabe Carlye recently shared how we can support young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) like them. Originally from Denver, Colorado, Carlye is a sophomore at American University studying psychology and sociology with a minor in special […]
At the recent Learning Disabilities Association (LDA) conference in Orlando, Florida, Eye to Eye Ambassadors Carlye Raabe, Lydia Pinto and Lily Eisele had the opportunity to share their journeys and learn from educators and advocates. Here’s what Lydia and Lily […]
Delilah Steinmann, Eye to Eye’s Mentoring Program Coordinator, recently answered questions about this year’s Strike Out Stigma campaign. This annual campaign aims to raise awareness, acceptance, and understanding of learning differences by amplifying the voices of people who learn differently […]
“…can we just sit and paint our feelings all day?” Each year, MENTOR, a national mentoring nonprofit, hosts the National Mentoring Summit. Programs around the country gather to learn from diversity, equity, and inclusion-driven plenaries and share insights through workshops. […]
We recently interviewed Ellie Chiaradonna, a sophomore at Franklin and Marshall College with an intended double major in Business, Organizations and Society, and Sociology, who was a mentee and Chapter Leader at AIM Academy for all four years of her […]
Thousands of students answer the call to serve each year by joining Eye to Eye as mentors, mentees, ambassadors, and advocates for all neurodiverse people. While most of Eye to Eye’s work takes place in classrooms across the country, our […]
As we wrap up the final weeks of the first cohort of Eye to Eye’s Young Adult Guiding Coalition(YAGC), it has allowed us to reflect on the initiative and the opportunities it has brought to the organization and the young […]
It is well documented that women, ethnic minorities, and individuals from the LGBTQ+ communities are underdiagnosed regarding neurodevelopmental disorders like ADHD, Dyslexia, and Autism. Many adults from these communities were not diagnosed as children and receive neurodivergent support much later […]
