The free Neuro Know How event - Celebrating Kanorau ā-roro brought together whānau, schools, and community groups.

Tom Little, a first-year Bachelor of Commerce student at the University of Auckland with ADHD, champions neurodiversity and its unique stren

Kartini Clarke, ADHD advocate and law student, inspires change with her story, advocacy, and expertise in neurodiversity. Book her today! 🌟

Advocate. Changemaker. Jas McIntosh fights for equity, neurodiversity, and inclusion—passionately shaping a fairer future for all.

My Journey Through a Neurotypical World: How the Education System Shaped My View of Myself

Our CEO and Head of Programmes explain to Radio NZ why school attendance is a neurodiversity issue.

This Create Happy Media article explores the Young Neurodiversity Champions’ Parliament Hui and the pressing issues it brought to light. 🌟

Kartini Clarke, CEO of the Young Neurodiversity Champions, shares her personal story of resilience and determination to advocate for change.

Our White Paper highlights the urgent need for systemic, well-resourced reforms to support neurodivergent learners and reduce societal cost.

The event featured speeches from neurodivergent leaders, Mayor Tory Whanau, and Chlöe Swarbrick MP; inspiring stories and advocacy from the

The Young Neurodiversity Champions want to thank everyone so much who joined our Neurodiversity Hui @ Parliament on Friday 19 July!

Structured literacy is not a magic bullet for dyslexic students and differentiated learning support remains essential.

Listen to Dr Nina Hood and Dane Dougan discuss the latest education report in regard to our neurodivergent young people here

IHC’s pre-election online forum line-up on 6 October saw a high level of agreement that the current education system does not work for...

YNC Hui 2024 - Charlotte Billings

YNC Hui 2024 - Highlights Reel

YNC Hui 2024 - Minister Matt Doocey

YNC Hui 2024 - Kartini Clarke

YNC Hui 2024 - Mayor Tory Whanau

YNC Hui 2024 - Tamara Grant

YNC Hui 2024 - Niko Sawyers