Celebrate Neurodiversity in Higher Education! (March)

Great resource shared by the Oregon Educators Benefit Board (OEBB). "Whether you need support for yourself or are looking to support someone else (like a coworker or child), you’re not alone. There are places to turn for guidance." This extensive list includes information from an array of sources—from clinical experts to people sharing their lived experiences.

2023 article; FacultyFocus

2022 article; The British Psychological Society

2022 article, American Association of Colleges and Universities (AACU)

The purpose of Neurodiversity Hub is to "create environments that will maximally facilitate these individuals to grow and achieve their full potential. It is about facilitating a community of practice for universities, colleges, employers and service providers to work together to create these environments and opportunities for neurodivergent young adults."

"Neurodiversity Network is a website of resources for neurodivergent job seekers and students, employers & universities, & the community. Our mission is to consolidate various neurodiversity resources into one place. The goal is to share resources that help enhance neurodiversity awareness and acceptance for neurodivergents to find meaningful employment and positive educational experiences."

Website maintained by EARN (Employer Assistance and Resource Network on Disability Inclusion). EARN "offers information and resources to help employers recruit, hire, retain, and advance people with disabilities; build inclusive workplace cultures; and meet diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) goals."

Includes resources for employers, higher education, and job seekers. Website maintained by Neurodiversity in the Workplace, part of the SpArc Philadelphia family of organizations.

Webpage maintained by Job Accommodation Network (JAN).