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Closed Curtain Act

Closed Curtain Act

Nick Sinaiko, Contributor October 26, 2023

Part I The Closed Curtain Act, created by me, states that everyone should have a right to choose whether to present themselves in-person and/or in a public setting. Furthermore, no other person(s)...

Neurodiversity Through Film - Lilo & Stitch

Neurodiversity Through Film – Lilo & Stitch

Nick Sinaiko, Contributor October 25, 2023

Lilo & Stitch: This movie is about a misunderstood Hawaiian girl named Lilo and how she makes a new family with a violent alien creation from outer space. If one looks closely enough, it can be seen...

Neurodiversity Through Film - The Kings Speech

Neurodiversity Through Film – The King’s Speech

Nick Sinaiko, Contributor October 23, 2023

This film shows that common fears can impact a person’s life. The main character is the son of King George V, otherwise known as Bertie, a prince and father who unfortunately suffers from a strong stammer...

Neurodiversity Through Film - The Willoughbys

Neurodiversity Through Film – The Willoughbys

Nick Sinaiko, Contributor October 16, 2023

The Willoughby’s The movie The Willoughby’s has children who can perhaps be seen as neurodivergent or at least live in an environment that plays a key role in neurodivergence. There are five...

Neurodiversity Through Film - Middle School: The Worst Years of my Life

Neurodiversity Through Film – Middle School: The Worst Years of my Life

Nick Sinaiko, Contributor October 16, 2023

Middle School: The Worst Years of My Life This movie is the story of a creative boy named Rafael "Rafe" Khatchadorian who works to change an unfair and ultra-authoritarian, rigid, and neurotypical system...

Neurodiversity Through Film - The Mitchells vs. the Machines

Neurodiversity Through Film – The Mitchells vs. the Machines

Nick Sinaiko, Community Member, CND Intern October 2, 2023

This movie is about a not so ordinary family who goes on a wild, cross-country road trip and soon end up trying to survive the machine apocalypse. The Mitchells are a family who are all in one way or another...

Pictures taken by Will Johnson

What is the Center for Neurodiversity?

Eden Kayser, Director of Operations September 26, 2023

You probably know about the Centers for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) which include RISE UP, Women and Gender, Stonewall, Pa’lante, and Interfaith. There is also an Asian Community club, which is not...

Neurodiversity Through Film - Belle

Neurodiversity Through Film – Belle

Nick Sinaiko, Community Member, CND Intern September 25, 2023

Belle is about a mousy nobody that becomes a singing superstar virtually overnight and later a selfless hero. The film was inspired by, and shares many similarities with, the classic Disney tale of Beauty...

Neurodiversity Spotlight - Sensory Sensitive Sundays at Chuck E Cheese

Neurodiversity Spotlight – Sensory Sensitive Sundays at Chuck E Cheese

Eden Kayser, WLMC Associate Station Manager, Managing Editor, & LC Voices Advisory Board Member March 29, 2023

A Perspective on how Overstimulating the World is to someone with Sensory Needs   Chuck E Cheese locations are a popular venue for fans and families to play arcade games, eat pizza, and enjoy...

Neurodiversity Spotlight - Best Buddies

Neurodiversity Spotlight – Best Buddies

Eden Kayser, WLMC Associate Station Manager, Managing Editor, & LC Voices Advisory Board Member March 15, 2023

Best Buddies is an international nonprofit organization dedicated to creating opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) which includes Down syndrome, Autism,...

Graphic by Grace Nelson

Neurodiversity Spotlight – Dr. Guillermo Merelo

Eden Kayser, Managing Editor February 15, 2023

Many neurodiverse individuals feel as if they need to hide their diagnosis, quirks, and challenges from friends, society, and especially the workplace. In my experience, I was taught that the world would...

Neurodiversity Spotlight: Hierarchy

Eden Kayser November 30, 2022

The Ugly Ranking of Disabilities   In a community that’s faced with prejudice and discrimination, you’d think there’d be unity and acceptance of all differences visible and invisible. But...

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