Free Community Programs for All Ages

We all have different brains. Different brains have different needs. There’s no one “right” way to participate in community.

We offer low-demand ways to connect with other people — in your own way. All of our programs have multiple ways to participate.

We welcome you to engage in whatever way is right for you.

  • Video on or off
  • Communicate with mouth words, chat, AAC device
  • No pressure to interact — observation is valid!
What are community programs like at All Brains Belong?

“To have a place where I don’t have to mask, don’t have to pretend, and don’t have to spend over half my mental energy trying to figure out what they expect from me…. I don’t have that anywhere else. – Linda, All Brains Belong community member

Free Community Programs

Brain Club®: Virtual Weekly Community Education Series – Tuesdays 6PM ET

Brain Club® is a weekly community conversation (Tuesdays 6-6:45 PM ET) where we apply brain science to "everyday life" -- how we interact, play, work, and live. Each week has a presenter or panel about a different topic, oriented around ...
Two smiling preschool aged kids, one dressed in a red Spiderman costume and the other dressed in a blue Captain America costume with an A on his mask.

Kid & Teen Connections

Find a Friend Who Loves What You Love Sponsored by Encore Renewable Energy Sometimes we have to discover people we can effortlessly show up with, just as we are -- before we can discover our true selves. Meaningful, authentic connection ...

These free programs exist because our community believes that no one should be alone — and that connection is a critical (and often missing) piece of health.

If you have capacity to join us in this work, click here to make a gift of any size.

Two adults smile on a summer day. One person wears a hat and holds a cup. The other wears sunglasses and holds a cup. They are connecting with a community.

Being held in the safety of the ABB community, I am beginning to unfurl and love my brain, and the gifts it offers me and my community.

Olivia T, All Brains Belong community member