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Dear Friends,
We felt it. Every post, every dollar, every message you shared for Give Day — you showed up for us.
As neurodivergent young people, we know what it’s like to be underestimated, overlooked, or spoken about instead of with. But yesterday reminded us of something powerful: we are not alone — and together, we’re building something bold, beautiful, and deeply necessary.
Thank you for standing beside us and believing in a world where difference is not just accepted, but celebrated. Because of your support, we raised just over $122,000 to expand programs for students who learn differently.
The Neurodiversity Alliance is more than an organization. It’s a movement rooted in joy, justice, and possibility. And thanks to your support, we are expanding our programs, deepening our community, and creating opportunities for more young people like us to lead, thrive, and be seen.
But our work doesn't stop here — and neither does the impact we can make together.
Are you still feeling the Give Day energy?
From the bottom of our hearts — thank you for being part of this movement. We see you. We feel you. And we’re just getting started.
With gratitude,
The National Student Advisory Council (NSAC)
Community Updates
This year, The Neurodiversity Alliance expanded its reach like never before—launching new clubs, hosting impactful events, and connecting with thousands of students across the country. From record-breaking program participation to increased visibility for neurodivergent voices, these numbers reflect a growing national movement led by and for young people who learn differently
Join us in honoring the incredible neurodivergent graduates of 2025—students who’ve embraced their identities, overcome barriers, and redefined success on their own terms. Share photos and stories of the neurodivergent grads in your life as we uplift their achievements and powerful journeys.
We’re honoring the powerful voices of individuals who identify as both LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent, highlighting their talent, advocacy, and lived experiences. From actors and musicians to models and drag performers, these trailblazers are challenging stereotypes and reminding us that pride and neurodiversity go hand in hand.
Taking place August 7–10, 2025, at the University of Denver, the summit welcomes more than 200 students for a weekend of inspiring speakers, interactive workshops, special guests, and hands-on activities. It’s an opportunity to build community, share experiences, and connect with peers, recent grads, and changemakers in the neurodiversity movement
ND Alliance In The News
For the University of Rochester, please update to this: University of Rochester students are making an impact through The Neurodiversity Alliance’s Eye to Eye Mentoring Program at Rochester Prep Middle School. As part of the peer mentoring initiative, neurodivergent college students lead arts-based projects that help middle schoolers build confidence, creativity, and self-advocacy in a supportive environment.
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