All Partners 💙

Writer & Autistic advocate. Tiffany’s activism is rooted in challenging the perception of Autism as being a lifelong burden, cultivating a community that explores intersectional advocacy, and inspiring thought leaders through storytelling, education, and critical discourse.

The Autistic Life is an Instagram page telling tales of being Autistic in a neurotypical world. Managed by Agustina - an Autistic illustrator, lettering artist, designer, and advocate.

Jersey Noah is a trans-autistic writer, nutrition nerd, and proud dog dad based in Oakland. Jersey worked in nonprofit management for 10 years, has a degree in journalism and is currently pursuing a master's in kinesiology with a focus on health disparities. He is an introvert with a lot to say about politics, social justice, and neurodiversity.

Jenn from Jenn has ADHD is a peer support worker and ADHD advocate from New Zealand. She runs a series of social media accounts, sharing relatable memes, blogs, vlogs and music all about her lived experience with ADHD and a support group for ADHDers to connect with their peers.

Brandy is a disability and autism activist, podcast host on the Chronic Couple, author, and artist. She was recognized by Wego Health as one of the top patent advocates and won the Best in Show Instagram award for 2021. After she and her husband were both diagnosed as autistic with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, a connective tissue disorder affecting many autistic people, it became her mission to bring more awareness to under-diagnosed, rare conditions and help change the stigma around autism and mental health.

Josefina is dual Chilean-Croatian citizen, and a writer and student in medical history. Josefina writes about autism and dyspraxia & the overlap between eating disorders and autism, and is member of Ambitious about Autism’s Youth Council and Autistica’s Insight Group. Special interests include: Japanese culture and fashion, art history and cats.

Maaya Hitomi is the ADHD Coach and Academic Strategist behind Structured Success, where they work with ADHD, autistic, and otherwise neurodivergent clients to develop strategies for better coping. They have their Master’s and undergraduate degrees in Psychology, and 4 years experience as an ADHD Coach. More importantly, They’re (probably) autistic, and definitely ADHD and dyslexic, and rely on their structures and strategies to support their own success.

ADHD Babes is a group of Black Women and Non-Binary people with ADHD. We create safe spaces for us to flourish and live our lives to their greatest potential. We aim to empower people with community, tools, learning and healing spaces to redefine ADHD, tackle its difficulties and utilise its strengths.

ADHD hub is a community and collective of resources by and for ADHDers. With offers that range from learning resources, to coaching, to networking and body-doubling, ADHD hub is a community & living library. Reach out to them on Twitter.

Autism Grown Up is a not for profit and resource library that was created to fill that gap in resources for autistic youth reaching adulthood and their support networks. Check out their blog and extensive tools and community.