Hack to the Future

A free, low spoons* community event where we share simple hacks to make life easier—so you can be your best self.

* Low spoons: Designed to be easy and low effort for those with limited energy.

Join us for Neurodiversity Celebration Week (17-23 March 2025) to share, learn, and create something amazing together.

What's this about?

What Unites and Minds of All Kinds are teaming up to bring you Hack to the Future—a fun, welcoming event by and for neurodivergent people (and open to anyone who wants to join in!).

How it works

Run during Neurodiversity Celebration Week, each morning, we’ll send you a short video with our favourite tips and tricks.
Join your way - Share your ideas, like, and comment on others' favourite hacks. Or just scroll and soak up the community vibes—there’s no pressure!
After the week ends, we'll compile all the hacks into a free community resource for those that have registered.

Three Days, Three Themes

We'll cover three themes over three days, but there will be flexibility to participate throughout Neurodiversity Celebration Week.

📅 Day 1 (Tues, 18 March): Energy & Focus Hacks – Easy ways to boost energy, stay focused, and get things done with less effort.

📅 Day 2 (Wed, 19 March): Comfort & Calm Hacks – Tips to reduce stress, manage sensory overload, and create a soothing space.

📅 Day 3 (Thurs, 20 March): Connection & Communication Hacks – Simple ways to set boundaries, navigate social interactions, and build meaningful relationships.

Why join?

✅ It’s completely free!

✅ Learn tried and tested hacks from other neurodivergent people who get the challenges.

✅ Get first access to the full collection of hacks from the week.

Come be part of something special—let’s make life a little easier, together!

If you have any questions, please feel free tor each out to hello@whatunites.com.au

Meet your hosts

Kim Hutchinson | What Unites

Kim Hutchinson is the founder of What Unites, helping organisations create inclusive workplaces where every thinker can do their best work. Drawing on lived experience, behavioural science, and impact-driven strategies, Kim partners with forward-thinking leaders to unlock the full potential of neurodiverse teams. Her work goes beyond ticking boxes—it’s about creating real, lasting change that boosts engagement, innovation, and business success. Through practical training and consulting, Kim makes inclusion a reality, so teams can achieve more together, differently.

Emily Kendall | Minds of all Kinds

Emily is a passionate advocate for neurodiversity and inclusion. As a qualified Chemical Engineer with a proven track record in the resources industry, Emily brings a unique perspective to the workplace. She has successfully established neurodiversity groups in corporate settings, fostering a culture of understanding and acceptance. Emily's personal journey as a neurodivergent individual has equipped her with the knowledge and empathy to empower others. She is committed to breaking down barriers and creating inclusive environments where everyone can thrive.

Yvette Hewitt | Minds of All Kinds

As a neurodivergent with a career spanning over three decades, specialising in behavioural change, Yvette brings a wealth of experience towards neurodiversity advocacy. She believes in personal accountability and continuous self-growth. Having recognised the power of embracing neurodiversity, she is on a mission to spread awareness and empowerment. Yvette aims to transform how society perceives and accommodates neurodiversity. By emphasising the strengths and capabilities of neurodivergent individuals, she strives to create environments where both employees and employers can thrive.