Neurodiversity in the Community: Pathways, Places and Possibilities

Buildings create places, but people create belonging.

Join All Minds Belong and 100 St Georges Terrace for a community conversation exploring how we create places where neurodivergent people can thrive.

Held during ADHD Awareness Month and Dyslexia Awareness Month, this event brings together organisations representing different parts of the ecosystem that supports neurodivergent people throughout life, from education and mentoring to participation, accessibility and alternative pathways.

Whether you're neurodivergent, a family member, ally, educator, employer, student, community leader or simply interested in creating more inclusive communities, you'll hear practical examples of inclusion in action and connect with people working to create positive change across Western Australia.

Featuring

Michelle Wong, Disruptive Force
Kylie Clark-Parry, Lyn Beazley Academy
Larissa Muir, 12 Buckets
Ben Quick, Thriving in Motion
Adam Hewber, Ability Heroes

What to Expect

Community panel discussion
Audience Q&A
Networking and refreshments
Opportunities to connect with local organisations

Neurodivergent-Friendly by Design

Quiet decompression space available throughout the event
No background music
Engagement-preference stickers on name badges
Written and verbal participation options
Come and go as needed

Places are built by design. Belonging is built by people.

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