Neurodiversity Celebration Week runs from 17 - 23 March this year, and gives everyone a chance to learn more about what it means to be neurodivergent. It was set up in 2018 to challenge stereotypes ...

Neurodiversity is a term (and a movement) predicated on the idea that autism and other developmental or learning conditions are differences to be embraced rather than diseases to be cured.

The Neurodiversity Initiative seeks first to serve our campus community and ultimately to be a model for other campuses. The Neurodiversity Working Group, composed of administrators, alumni, community ...

In addition to Understood.org’s session, the agenda includes half a dozen panels or meetups focused on some flavor of neurodiversity—from the science behind neuroinclusive office design to ...

The Rev Kate Bottley is in Cheshire to mark Neurodiversity Celebration Week by meeting Christians who champion the strengths of being neurodivergent. Show more The Rev Kate Bottley is in Cheshire ...

Neurodiversity is the idea that people with neurological and/or psychological conditions deserve respect, should not be pathologized and are entitled to live full and satisfying lives. Many members of ...

Neurodiversity Scholar, Member of the Executive Committee of the Neurodiversity Working Group John Elder Robison is a Neurodiversity Scholar at William & Mary, annually co-teaches a course on ...

MINGO JUNCTION — Hills Elementary School will celebrate neurodiversity with a series of activities planned during the week of March 17-21. Through the fourth-annual event, organizers are hoping to ...

A common theme seems to be from people who feel like they have been "called out" while watching at 4 a.m., for example. Other comments explain the reason why people opt against an early bedtime.