Joined by friends of the program Shuchi Tyagi, Logan "Paul" Tannenbaum, and Liliana Joy Katz-Hollander, we explore a few case studies of representation of neurodivergent people in the media.
*note that The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes was published in 1892, not the early 1900s.

Joined by friends of the program Shuchi Tyagi, Logan "Paul" Tannenbaum, and Liliana Joy Katz-Hollander, we explore a few case studies of representation of neurodivergent people in the media. *note that The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes was published in 1892, not the early 1900s.

Representation & Media

The lads (Aryan, Shriyans, Vihaan) have riveting discussions about neurodiversity and how we can create a more inclusive environment for everyone; we represent the Richard Montgomery High School branch of My Neuro-Corner, a youth advocacy organization partnered with the Stanford Neurodiversity Project.

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Representation & Media

Representation & Media