UsWeMe
'Where neurodiversity and neuroinclusion embraces African descendant cultures'.
Great to be collaborating with Dr Shungu H M’gadzah to explore largely untold stories, that of neurologically different African descendants. We are building a peer-based community of neurodivergent Black and Dual heritage/ Mixed women. As part of our focus group sessions, we are happy to host ongoing conversations about your lived experiences
All neurodifferences are welcome:
ADHD Autism Dyslexia Dyspraxia Dyscalculia Dysgraphia Tourette’sAs an African descendant woman, you are invited to share your untold stories:
Thoughts, feelings and opinions Realities and unique day-to-day experiences Misunderstandings, losses, conflicts, near misses and dust-yourself-off-and-try- Aspirations, epiphanies, resolutions and successes Connections, isolation, awkwardness, vulnerabilities, alienation and evolution…and the other bits…Assessments and diagnostics lean towards our inability. However, as with sides of a coin, we also have positive neurodivergent abilities. Come and explore your strengths, challenges and potential within our culturally safe environment. Whilst deep diving into your identity layers, bettering your understanding of self and neurodiversity as a whole.
If you are interested in participating in future conversations, collaborations, projects and events. In addition to influencing and shaping this community from its initial stages, we would love to speak with you. Connect with us in community spaces, to start this journey:
Telegram https://t.me/+Surely, everyone wants to feel heard, understood, valued and celebrated. So join us in normalising African descendant conversations about neurodiversity, neuroinclusion, well-being and legacy.
Look forward to listening to your untold stories, and sharing my own.
Inezilona
(Eye-nez-il-ona)
UsWeMe | Co-Lead/ ND Collaborative Partner | UsWeMe Founder
