Neurodiversity Celebration Week

Posted 3 months ago

New campaign shines light on neurodiversity misconceptions

For Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025, we are aiming to debunk some of the most common myths about some neurological differences with the launch of our new campaign, 'Myths and Legends'. 

💭 What is Neurodiversity? 💭

Neurodiversity refers to the natural variation in human brains and minds, emphasising that differences in neurological functioning are not deficits or disorders but simply part of the diversity of human experience.

👀 Our campaign 'Myths and Legends' 👀

Our campaign for Neurodiversity Celebration Week, 'Myths and Legends' will be displayed in common rooms and receptions across our halls.

You'll find information about the popular misconceptions surrounding neurodiversity, including large interchangable cubes that will feature common myths and facts about neurodiversity.

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🏡 How UAL supports neurodivergent students 🏡

In our accommodation buildings, we offer quiet times at the beginning of all external events for neurodivergent individuals to acclimatize to spaces and socialize in smaller groups. 

How to access support at UAL 📲

Struggling with a Special Learning Difference (SpLD) can make studying at university difficult - it can create added stress and pressure to an already intense period of change.

One of the many advantages of studying at UAL is students' access to free testing and SpLD support.

You can listen to our 'Being Queer and Neurodivergent' Queer Peers Podcast episode by clicking here 🙌

🌟 Neurodiverse legends 🌟

✨ Types of Neurodiversity ✨