Axinn Center Abernethy Room (221)

This is an ongoing drop-in group for Neurodivergent students who would like a place to “be” with others in an affirming and neurodivergent friendly space.

Each week there will be a topic offered to increase awareness and understanding of neurodivergence as a social awareness movement as well as practical skills on befriending oneself and understanding one’s own divergence.

This is an ongoing drop-in group for Neurodivergent students who would like a place to “be” with others in an affirming and neurodivergent friendly space.

Each week there will be a topic offered to increase awareness and understanding of neurodivergence as a social awareness movement as well as practical skills on befriending oneself and understanding one’s own divergence.

This is an ongoing drop-in group for Neurodivergent students who would like a place to “be” with others in an affirming and neurodivergent friendly space.

Each week there will be a topic offered to increase awareness and understanding of neurodivergence as a social awareness movement as well as practical skills on befriending oneself and understanding one’s own divergence.

This is an ongoing drop-in group for Neurodivergent students who would like a place to “be” with others in an affirming and neurodivergent friendly space.

Each week there will be a topic offered to increase awareness and understanding of neurodivergence as a social awareness movement as well as practical skills on befriending oneself and understanding one’s own divergence.

This is an ongoing drop-in group for Neurodivergent students who would like a place to “be” with others in an affirming and neurodivergent friendly space.

Each week there will be a topic offered to increase awareness and understanding of neurodivergence as a social awareness movement as well as practical skills on befriending oneself and understanding one’s own divergence.

Vievee Francis is the author of four books of poetry: The Shared World (Northwestern University Press, 2023); Forest Primeval (TriQuarterly Books, 2015), winner of the 2017 Kingsley Tufts Award and the Hurston Wright Legacy Award; Horse in the Dark (Northwestern University Press, 2012), winner of the Cave Canem Northwestern University Press Poetry Prize; and Blue-Tail Fly (Wayne State University Press, 2006). Forthcoming are a memoir, Ugly, and her fifth volume of poetry, Cleaning the Houses of the Dead.