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Focus Areas

Neurodivergent Community Building

Creating spaces for connection, mutual support, shared learning, and collective advocacy. Building resilient communities where neurodivergent people find belonging, learn to understand and accept their own neurotype, and develop frameworks for navigating an allistic-dominant world. This includes both the internal work of self-acceptance and understanding one's brain's actual operating system, and the external work of building sustainable patterns and finding others who share the experience.

Family & Relationships

Supporting families where neurotype differences create friction—parents understanding neurodivergent children, siblings navigating different processing styles, extended family dynamics. Particularly focused on romantic partnerships where one partner is allistic and the other is neurodivergent (autistic, ADHD, etc.), helping both partners understand they're working with different communication operating systems. Supporting friendships and chosen family structures through cognitive diversity frameworks.

Professional & Vocational Impact

Removing barriers to employment, career advancement, and entrepreneurship. Supporting neurodivergent entrepreneurs building businesses aligned with their processing styles. Major sub-focus areas include:

Candidate Screening Reform:

  • Developing assessment frameworks that make competence visible across cognitive styles
  • Building tools for job seekers navigating screening and companies seeking better evaluation methods
  • Changing industry standards for technical and professional assessment
  • Addressing systematic filtering of neurodivergent talent in hiring processes

Career Development:

  • Performance evaluation systems that recognize diverse contribution styles
  • Manager training on cognitive diversity
  • Career advancement pathway tools
  • Internal mobility and promotion equity

Entrepreneurial Support:

  • VC funding access and pitch adaptation for neurodivergent founders
  • Founder matchmaking across complementary cognitive styles
  • Startup support tailored to neurodivergent business-building approaches
  • Alternative funding pathways and investor education