Advocacy updates, position statements, and news from Australia's peak body for people with co-occurring Autism and ADHD.
This International Women's Day, the AuDHD Council of Australia celebrates the contributions of women with co-occurring Autism and ADHD across the Australian workforce — and calls for the structural changes needed to support them.
The Future Makers Summit brought together business leaders, policymakers, and founders to explore what it takes to build strong, future-ready businesses in Australia — and the AuDHD Council was there.
At the AuSAE ACE26 conference in Brisbane this week, neuroscientist and criminologist Milo Wilkinson opened with a distinction most of the room heard as a leadership lesson. For people with AuDHD, it is closer to a clinical description. “Fitting in is not belonging.”
