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A Letter from the CEO: Celebrating Change and Abundance

...the disability rights movement. We are committed to creating more inclusive futures for school-aged students and young adults with learning disabilities. Just like the leaves transform into a breathtaking tapestry...

Shanti Fry

I chose to join the NCLD Board because of a concern that all children have access to the help they need. Struggling with learning disabilities and attention issues is a...

Stephen Yang

...in order to inspire students with learning disabilities to pursue scientific research. As a member of the YALC, Stephen plans to bring his unique approach towards advocacy and education based...

Riley Mulcahy

...Major/Minor/Areas of Focus: English emphasis in creative writing Hometown: Sunnyvale Hobbies/Interests: I started a nonprofit called The RILEY Project, focusing on students and young adults with learning disabilities. Cohort 6...

Tiffany Jameson

...and speaks internationally on Neurodiversity and Mental Health in the workplace. As a neurodivergent person herself who identifies as Bipolar 2, Apraxia, and learning differences in addition to being a...

Daniel Ansari

Daniel Ansari is a Professor and Canada Research Chair in Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience & Learning at Western University. Ansari and his team in the Numerical Cognition Laboratory explore how children...

Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

...face challenges in finding a job, especially those with disabilities. The State Vocational Rehabilitation program is essential to the state workforce development system for individuals with disabilities. It strongly emphasizes...

Everyday Champion Award

...committed to helping students with learning disabilities and/or attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) thrive. These Everyday Champions demonstrate their skills as relationship-builders by: Personalizing learning Supporting student mental health Celebrating neurodiversity...

Join NCLD’s Young Adult Leadership Council!

...18-30 with learning disabilities (LD) and/or attention issues who are eager to make a difference through a year of learning and leadership development. Our volunteer council members are: hr two...