If you’re familiar with stand-up comedy, you know that one of the best things about it is how comedians turn real-life challenges into something funny. That’s precisely what Nina G does. She has a stutter and dyslexia, and instead of hiding them, she uses...
Visiting a busy museum can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially for people with sensory sensitivities. That’s why the California State Railroad Museum has worked with KultureCity to become officially sensory-inclusive. With this certification, the museum has added special supports, like trained staff, sensory tools, and...
Sean Mini didn’t just land an internship—he found a place where his mind is seen and valued. He’s the first to join the UC Davis Neurodiversity Internship Program, a paid position in medical coding designed specifically for neurodivergent individuals, including those with autism. What...
A recent study by Dr. Cristian Preciado found that when babies don’t get enough oxygen before they’re born, most commonly due to complications during pregnancy, it leads to a condition called “hypoxia.” Babies who experience this are more likely to have changes in their...