Embracing Neurodiversity: AuDHD as a Unique Neurotype
Maggie Bowlby, M.Ed.
Jay Eveson-Egler, BA
About the Presenters
Maggie Bowlby, M.Ed, is the assistant director of Individual & Family Services at AANE and has been at AANE since 2020. Maggie spent 8 years as a special educator in Massachusetts. She is passionate about amplifying Autistic voices and promoting neurodiversity affirming practices across contexts.
Jay Eveson-Egler, BA (they/them) is an Autistic self-advocate and parent. They’ve worked with neurodiversity-based organizations and individuals in a variety of age groups and stages of life. They have a depth of knowledge of LGBTQIA2S+ issues in the Autistic community. They have prior experience founding and facilitating neurodiverse peer support groups and remain active as an adviser with the Neurodiverse Students Association at Mount Holyoke.
Explore the growing AuDHD community in this webinar, and become familiar with the unique needs of individuals at the crossroads of Autistic and ADHD neurotypes. Facilitated by Jay Eveson-Egler, an Autistic and ADHD self-advocate, and Maggie Bowlby, an ADHD self-advocate, this peer-led discussion offers a unique, first person perspective. Whether you’re a parent, educator, fellow AuDHDer, or ally, join us for an impactful exploration of the evolving landscape of AuDHD.
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