Neurodiversity Movement Australia (NdMA): Let's talk about getting some momentum

The neurodiversity movement is a social justice movement that recognises all brains are different, and that conditions such as autism, ADHD, and others are not deficits, but natural variations of the human mind. It aims to shift societal views away from pathologising these differences and toward embracing brain diversity as part of the human spectrum.

While the definition and ideology behind the neurodiversity movement are powerful and inspiring, I found it surprisingly difficult to find any active advocacy for this cause in Australia. That’s why we’re in the process of establishing Neurodiversity Movement Australia (NdMA)—a not-for-profit charitable organisation committed to building momentum and awareness around this vital issue.

You are invited to join the conversation, simply to be a silent supporter, sharing ideas, or actively contributing to the formation of this new organisation. Every voice, every perspective, and every gesture of support helps shape a more inclusive and understanding future.