These are resources for higher education students. These resources will assist with the transition from school to university, achieving academic success in your studies or supporting you in obtaining work experience during your studies or a job at the end of it.
These are resources for employers. They will assist employers in understanding how to work with neurodiverse individuals - how to recruit, select, on-board and develop these talented people - and how to integrate neurodiverse programs into your workplace.
These are resources for universities. They will assist universities become more “neurodiverse-friendly” and better support students in the transition from school to university, achieve academic success through coaching/mentoring programs and life skills training and improve employment outcomes through more inclusive career fairs.
These are resources for neurodivergent individuals. They will help you adapt to the impacts of the pandemic on your study or work situation.
This page is dedicated to advancing baseline cybersecurity awareness for neurodivergent individuals, and the broader community.
This is a range of resources to encourage greater awareness and understanding of mental health issues in university and work environments. Some of the resources have also been specifically designed to support autistic individuals.
These are resources for neurodivergent individuals who aspire to be entrepreneurs. They will assist in developing an entrepreneurial mindset, understanding an entrepreneur’s life cycle, assist in finding inspiration and idea generation and providing steps for building a support network.
There are also resources for employers to support their employees harness diversity of thought in “intrapreneurship” programs.
These are resources for architects and building designers. This page aspires to support a community of practice for architects and building designers to promote universal design and more inclusive spaces for neurodivergent individuals.
These are resources for senior secondary school students. They will assist in your consideration of and transition to higher education opportunities and in developing life skills.
These are resources for school teachers to assist in working with students that are on the spectrum or neurodivergent.
These are resources for neurodivergent primary school students.
Autism-related events calendar for the USA - courtesy of “BeMe”.
These are resource for Veterans, exploring the intersectionality between employment and neurodiversity.
These are resource for Elite Sports.