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Featured Episode

Helping Students Navigate Language-based Learning Disabilities

Language unlocks our world, but some children, struggle with turning the key. On this episode, we delve into the signs, the challenges, and most importantly, the solutions in managing language-based learning disabilities.

Hebebrand family sitting at circular table working on homeschool papers.
Featured Episode

Homeschooling the Neurodivergent

Educating neurodivergent students at home with a curriculum tailored to their unique needs often is seen as a potential lifeline for children with learning and attention issues.

A boy wearing large headphones and drawing on an artist easel with a black marker. Behind the easel are oil paintings on the wall.
Featured Episode

Neurodiversity and Art

For many kids who learn and think differently, the classroom can prove challenging. However, by providing a creative outlet, sensory engagement, and a structured environment the arts offer a unique space where neurodivergent kids can thrive.

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Featured Episode

What Not to Say to Parents of Neurodivergent Kids

Words have power. And when the words suggest that a child who learns differently is somehow less, or odd, or that mom and dad aren’t measuring up, words sting. On this episode, learn how to trade those awkward and unhelpful…

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Featured Episode

Helping Students Navigate Language-based Learning Disabilities

Language unlocks our world, but some children, struggle with turning the key. On this episode, we delve into the signs, the challenges, and most importantly, the solutions in managing language-based learning disabilities.

Featured Episode

Homeschooling the Neurodivergent

Educating neurodivergent students at home with a curriculum tailored to their unique needs often is seen as a potential lifeline for children with learning and attention issues.

Featured Episode

Neurodiversity and Art

For many kids who learn and think differently, the classroom can prove challenging. However, by providing a creative outlet, sensory engagement, and a structured environment the arts offer a unique space where neurodivergent kids can thrive.

Featured Episode

What Not to Say to Parents of Neurodivergent Kids

Words have power. And when the words suggest that a child who learns differently is somehow less, or odd, or that mom and dad aren’t measuring up, words sting. On this episode, learn how to trade those awkward and unhelpful…

Press & Awards

Why Does Neurodiverse Programming Matter?

Tapping into a market that is often overlooked or seen as an afterthought, A World of Difference educates audiences through heartfelt stories of the neurodivergent and works toward establishing neurodiversity in a more inclusive future.

MEET JHILLIKA KUMAR

A Difference Maker

Jhillika Kumar is a neurodivergent (AuDHDer) whose passion for neurodiversity stems from growing up with her non-speaking autistic brother Vikram. After 27 years of being unable to communicate his thoughts, Vikram learned how to type through an accessible letterboard. Uncovering his vast intelligence and eloquence inspired Kumar to find a solution to empower those overlooked by society. Kumar partnered with Conner Reinhardt to found Mentra—the world’s largest neurodiversity employment network.