On April 22, The ND Alliance National Student Advisory Council hosted Awareness to Action: Neurodiversity Advocacy, a student-led webinar designed to help young people explore what advocacy really means—and how to make it personal. Open to both high school and […]
On April 26, students and families from across New York City gathered to celebrate Learn Different Day—a celebration of community, learning, art, and fun for students and their families, dedicated to supporting and uplifting neurodiverse individuals. Hosted by The Neurodiversity […]
April is Neurodiversity Acceptance Month — but for our community, it’s more than just a moment. It’s a call to action, a chance to shift the narrative, and a reminder that neurodivergent people deserve not just awareness, but access, opportunity, […]
The Neurodiversity Alliance’s April 2025 newsletter highlights: Neurodiversity Acceptance Month: This month emphasizes embracing and uplifting the unique ways individuals think, learn, and experience the world. 2025–26 Neurodiversity Scholarship Recipients: Announcing 25 outstanding students awarded scholarships for their resilience, achievements, […]
Our Managing Director of Programs, Jesse Sanchez, along with Speaking Ambassador Safia Mohammed and Central Student Advocate for New York City Public Schools, Victor Edwards, recently appeared on the 200th episode of the EdCast Show. They shared their experiences navigating […]
This month, we’re excited to spotlight Shellan Saling, a passionate advocate for neurodiversity and a co-founder of the UC Davis chapter of The Neurodiversity Alliance. From building inclusive communities on campus to representing youth, women, and people with disabilities in […]
April is Neurodiversity Acceptance Month, and we asked our Ambassadors to open up about what it means to live as their authentic, neurodivergent selves. From self-advocacy to embracing their unique brain, these young leaders are keeping it real — and […]
We are proud to announce the recipients of The Neurodiversity Scholarship for the 2025-26 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’s March 2025 newsletter highlights: Leadership Opportunities for Neurodivergent Students: Announcing over 75 paid national leadership roles for neurodivergent students and alumni for the 2025-26 term, offering mentorship and skill development. ND Celebration Week (March 17–23): A week […]
Over the past 40 years, I have been deeply committed to ensuring that young people feel supported and empowered as they navigate their educational journeys. As the Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs at Santa Fe College, I aim to […]
