This was our second Neurodivergent Pride Walk, and despite the rain, we showed up for each other. We marched with our flags held high and our signs speaking even louder. A massive THANK YOU to our incredible organizers who made this happen. Your hard work, heart, and dedication did not go unnoticed. We see you, and we appreciate you! And a huge thank you to taz.de for covering our pride and helping amplify the conversation around neurodivergence and neurodiversity. Check out

“TEIA - Tecer a Inclusão: Identidades e Arte” (“Weaving Inclusion: Identities and Art”), is a 9-day mobility for European youth workers and youth facilitators, organised by Cap Magellan. This project aims to reinforce youth participation, foster social inclusion, to enhance the quality of socio-educational work through artistic, participatory and community-based approaches. This mobility will take place in Covilhã, Portugal, from 1 to 9 August 2026, celebrating its cultural k

Date: March 13, 2026 Time: 16:00 - 18:00 For two hours, the Futurium will create a calmer museum environment. This is designed for anyone who might benefit from fewer sensory distractions. This includes, but is not limited to, autistic people, those with sensory sensitivities, people with long Covid, chronic illnesses, or anyone who simply prefers a quieter visit. This means: Lights will be dimmed. Loud or continuous sound effects from exhibits will be turned off. There will