Tools for the transition.

A collection of tools, frameworks, guides, and reflection resources developed through practice, research, and direct work with students, families, employers, community organizations, and post-secondary institutions.

For educational institutions

Tools and resources for educational institutions supporting neurodiverse individuals as they navigate education.


A structured self-assessment tool for WIL/experiential and accessibility leaders. Identify where your institution’s WIL accessibility infrastructure is established, developing, and where the gaps remain.

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For non-profit organizations

Tools and resources for community organizations supporting neurodiverse individuals as they navigate education, employment, and life transitions.


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For families and organizations

Resources for neurodiverse students and the families supporting them through post-secondary entry, WIL placements, disclosure decisions, and early career.


Coming soon

For employers

Practical guidance for employers, supervisors, and placement hosts supporting neurodiverse students and employees through onboarding, supervision, and workplace transitions.


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