#56 Get Involved with Special Olympics

Jacqueline Jodl, PhD, is the Chief Global Education Officer for the Special Olympics, responsible for global education and youth leadership.

#55 Processing Speed & Executive Functioning

Sarah Ward, M.S., CCC/SLP has over 25 years of experience in the treatment of executive dysfunction.

#54 1% Better

Chris set a new world record by being the first person with Down Syndrome to complete a 140.6-mile Ironman.

#53 With Understanding Comes Calm; supporting our 2E Learners

Julie is a thought leader and expert in the field of twice exceptionality a.k.a. 2e or gifted with a learning difference.

#52 Youth Advocate, World Changer

Courtney Wong is the founder and president of Tutors4Stars, a youth organization that provides free learning opportunities for neurodiverse students through online private and group lessons.

#51 You Are Not a Bad Parent

Dr. Elizabeth Henry, affectionately known as Dr. Liz. She is a nationally renowned, board-certified pediatrician, speaker, author, parent coach, and youth advocate.

#50 Drawn to a Story

Cath is an artist who illustrates and educates about marginalised experiences for positive change - with a focus on identity, belonging and expat life.

#49 Advocacy Through Art: A Chat with a Spoken-Word Poet

Labeled with a Learning Disability in third grade, LeDerick Horne defies any and all labels. He 's a dynamic spoken-word poet. A tireless advocate for all People with Disabilities. An inspiring motivational speaker.

#48 On Being a Neurodivergent Educator

Sara Larrington, a learning support coordinator at Dresden International School.

#47 Meet the Creator of the “Zones of Regulation”

Leah Kuypers, the creator of the Zones of Regulation curriculum which has been enthusiastically received by educators, therapists and parents around the world