The Importance of Neurodiversity

The United States is a diverse nation that strives to value the unique talents and contributions of every person.

Neurodiversity includes all neurological differences, and it is estimated that 15 to 20 percent of the world’s population, including more than 50 million people in the United States, exhibit forms of neurodivergence.

"Countless advocates and organizations across the United States have worked tirelessly through generations to raise awareness of neurodivergent people, eliminate stigma, challenge barriers to progress, and provide support to neurodivergent individuals."

The Contributions of Neurodivergent Individuals

Neurodivergent individuals have made significant contributions to numerous fields, including science, technology, the arts, medicine, political leadership, and advocacy.

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The Need for Inclusion and Support

Ensuring neurodivergent individuals are embraced and included in society is a question of basic civil rights.

“Providing for the support and inclusion of neurodivergent individuals in all spheres of life will make the United States a stronger and more just nation, foster innovation and creativity, and bring us closer to realizing the ideals of our founding.”

Call to Action

1. Recognize the importance and contributions of neurodivergent people to the United States.
2. Encourage continued efforts to raise awareness about neurodiversity, promote inclusion, and eliminate ableism associated with neurodiversity.
3. Commend organizations, advocates, and individuals who have worked to support neurodivergent individuals and create opportunities for progress.
4. Calls on all people in the United States to work toward a society that is inclusive and supportive of every person regardless of identity or disability.