Neurodiversity Celebration Week is a worldwide initiative that challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences.

Neurodiversity, or ND, refers to variation in the human brain regarding sociability, learning, attention, mood and other mental functions in a non-pathological sense. Someone who is not neurodiverse may be referred to a ‘neurotypical’.

Neurodiversity Week this year takes place from the 18th March till the 22nd March with a variety of events happening all our campuses which you can check out below.

Lewes Campus

We have a blend of on-campus and online events lined up for you.
Check out the FULL PROGRAME HERE
Ore Valley Campus

We will have a webinar as an introduction to Neurodiversity
Click here for the link
and second webinar which celebrates people who are both LGBTQIA+ and Neurodivergent; an intersection often referred to as the ‘double rainbow’ because we fall into two spectrums, both of which use rainbow imagery.
Click here for the link
Hastings Campus

We have a range of online and in-person activities for you to take part in during Neurodiversity Week (18th - 22nd March) at our Station Plaza campus.
CHECK OUT OUR FULL PROGRAMME HERE.
Eastbourne Campus

Our fantastic ALS Team will be asking students to write their experiences and tips for students who are neurodivergent onto a large tree. This will be up throghout the week between the Library and Tyler House.
The Library Team will also have a collection of books on display which you can check out around the topic.