Supporting access in healthcare, workplaces, and community events
We all have different things we need to participate comfortably. These tools help both leaders and participants learn what those things are. They are for everyone, not just people who have asked for accommodations.
Universal design means offering everything in multiple different ways. Then people can choose what works best for them. When everyone is offered many ways to participate, no one has to single themselves out. People feel more comfortable talking about what they need.
These tools are for:
- Healthcare practices welcoming new patients
- Employers onboarding new employees
- Community organizations hosting events
- Anyone exploring what they need and looking for ideas
Choose your setting to access free tools:
More Resources
- A Failure of Imagination: How the Healthcare System Fails Neurodivergent People—And What We’re Doing Instead
- Brain Club® – virtual community education program about neuroinclusive culture
- Neurodiversity training
- Check out more programs from All Brains Belong VT
Special thanks to the Organization for Autism Research (OAR) and the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under the Autism Intervention Research Network on Physical Health (AIR‐P) grant for supporting parts of this project. We are also deeply grateful for the generous contributions of our community members who have supported this project with their time, skills, and philanthropy.