In honor of Autism Acceptance Month, two Neurodiversity Connections members discussed the importance of inclusion with Scott Hicok, Camp Director, at Camp Southern Ground, a… Read More »“What Different Can Do,” Interview with Camp Southern Ground
Next week is Disability Pride Week! Check out these great events hosted by the Duke Disability Alliance. Email dukedisabilityalliance@duke.edu with questions.
The Duke Center for Autism and Brain Development will be hosting Morénike Giwa Onaiwu, a global self-advocate, educator, and parent on the autism spectrum in… Read More »2021 Autism Acceptance Month Speaker
Join Duke Neurodiversity Connections and the Duke Career Center for a panel event focused on neurodiversity in the workplace. Our panelists will provide perspectives on… Read More »Neurodiversity in the Workplace Panel
The ARC is open and ready to support learning needs for online coursework. Check out this video, which describes their services.
Neurodiversity Connections is excited to present a free screening of the documentary Autism Goes to College on Monday February, 3, 2020 from 7-9 pm at Griffith Theatre,… Read More »Film Screening: Autism Goes to College
We are excited to learn about the SMF Summit at NC State University, a statewide summit connecting North Carolina’s employers with college students and recent… Read More »Students Moving Forward: Connecting North Carolina’s Workforce
The Clubhouse is a low-energy, low commitment space for Duke students who want to hang out and meet people, but are happier in smaller groups.… Read More »The Clubhouse
We are thrilled to announce a free screening of the film Autism in Love, open to Duke students, faculty and staff. Please join us!
Neurodiversity Connections is a working group, founded in 2017, composed of students, staff, faculty, and administrators who share a common goal to support Neurodiverse students… Read More »What is Neurodiversity?
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