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Neurodiversity Advocacy
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I'm 13 and home educated and I really want to be a neurodiversity acceptance advocate but i'm not sure how to start any advice
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I'm going to post here some opportunities which I believe could work for your goals and age group.
'Mind' is a mental health awareness organisation with many opportunities for young people to get involved; here is the link to their volunteering page: https://www.mind.org.uk/get-involved/volunteering-and-participating/
In particular, the youth voice network gives you a chance to share your experiences and have your say into what the organisation does and it's open for people aged 11-24. You can also become a media volunteer and share your story (open to people aged 13 and up). They are also looking for people to share stories by blogging or vlogging so maybe you could see if that might be something you want to be involved in.
Let me know if these resources are of any help and keep us updated
My plan is to start a podcast about neurodiversity and also a visual blog with lots of art and comic strips. Me and my mummy have also decided we are going to take part in a fundraising run for supporting cancer research.
Also I want to do my own fundraising event for the autistic girls network and I also have plans to launch a write to read campaign to encourage children to write stories and poems etc and read for pleasure
https://neuroramblesart.wordpress.com
I love your blog btw and I think its very brilliant and amazing!. Well done for creating it!. I also really love your drawing style as well as it looks super cool as well!.