5 books celebrating trans neurodiverse authors, characters, or experiences: 1. Compound fracture by Andrew Joseph White 2. You weren't meant to be human by Andrew Joseph White 3. Non-binary lives : an anthology of intersecting identities by Jos Twist 4. Gender euphoria : stories of joy from trans, non-binary and intersex writers by Laura Kate Dale 5. The awesome autistic guide for trans teens by Yenn Purkis

5 books celebrating trans neurodiverse authors, characters, or experiences: 1. Hell followed with us by Andrew Joseph White 2. Forest euphoria : the abounding queerness of nature by Patricia Ononiwu Kaishian 3. The winter knight by Jes Battis 4. Moonflower by Kacen Callender 5. The autistic trans guide to life by Yenn Purkis

5 books celebrating trans neurodiverse authors, characters, or experiences: 1. Be the sea by Clara Ward 2. My rainbow by DeShanna Neal 3. Trans and disabled : an anthology of identities and experiences by Alex Iantaffi 4. Uncomfortable labels : my life as a gay autistic trans woman by Laura Kate Dale 5. The spirit bares its teeth by Andrew Joseph White

It's Neurodiversity Celebration Month!

Check out some of our favorite books with trans neurodiverse characters, about trans neurodiverse experiences, and by trans neurodiverse authors

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April is #NeurodiversityCelebrationMonth. As someone who is #neurodivergent, it's wonderful to see times changing and people becoming more aware and accepting of us. I have ADHD, OCD, Depression, Anxiety, and PTSD. We're not stupid, lazy, or crazy. We're just different.

Ahead of Thursday's Neurodiversity Celebration Panel, don't miss tonight's 1:1 between Dir. of Digital Mktg & Brand Mgmt Gabriel Theis and Dir. of Access Programs Megan Lee!

Watch it Live on our IG acct at 5:00 PM PT
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What to Know About Neurodiversity Awareness Month | OhanaHC Anyone can help create a supportive space for those with cognitive differences. Read on to learn more with OhanaHC!

Being #neurodivergent myself and raising a #2E child is definitely beyond the conventional difficulties faced by most people...

It is important to bring #awareness about the many challenges and of course the joys, too!

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April is #NeurodiversityCelebrationMonth. As someone who is #neurodivergent, it’s wonderful to see times changing and people becoming more aware and accepting of us. I have ADHD, OCD, Depression, Anxiety, and PTSD. We’re not stupid, lazy, or crazy. We’re just different.