Patricia Lynne Duffy at Mercer Labs in New York City “You are left to wander and wonder in a world of illusory 2-D and 3-D landscapes of morphing images, sounds, substance, or a fusion of these.  A bridge appears

  “Pharrell knew how to give just the right “colorful beat-sound” to such diverse fellow-artists as Snoop Dogg, Gwen Stefani, Jay Zee ..adding the unique color-beat-sounds  sometimes pushed these artists’ songs over to number one success” by Patricia Lynne

Maureen Dunne, author of the best-selling book, The Neurodiversity Edge, says it will take a broad range of “neurotypes” working together to manage today’s most pressing issues “We have more research underway that stands to show how important neuroinclusion

The Institute of Neurodiversity at the United Nations Summit of the Futureby Patricia Lynne Duffy Silvan Ruthenberg of ION at the United Nations, NYC UN General Assembly vote on Summit of the Future Pact The recognition of neurominorities “is

A Microphone for Synesthetes to Share their Stories Journey through the Senses is a proud supporter of the “Let’s Talk Synesthesia” podcast and its first anniversary celebration Maike Preissing’s “Let’s Talk Synesthesia Podcast” has made a splash in theNeurodivergent

Sereya’s Superpower Author Christy Gurley’s charming book celebrates a child’s discovery of her synesthesia The author is interviewed by Patricia Lynne Duffy “I felt there was a real need to get the information out into the world for Synesthetes,

Taste becomes Shape and Life becomes Art James Wannerton, President of the UK Synaesthesia Association shares his thoughts on the play,  “The Possibility of Colour” with its taste-synesthete character, Joseph “Lexical Gustatory synaesthesia has never been the easiest of

UK playwright Pete Carruthers discusses “The Possibility of Colour”, his funny, thought-provoking play about AI-induced standardisation of minds: a turning point for the survival of neurodiverse humanity?  “I think it’s fair to say that when most people witness unusual

Playwright Jesi Bender offers a first-of-its-kind play with an all-neuro-divergent cast at the experimental Brick Theater in New York’s Williamsburg, Brooklyn “I truly believe a greater understanding of neurodiversity makes people better human beings.” –Jesi Bender, playwright, Kinderkrankenhaus The

An interview with author Jane YardleyThe author is interviewed by Patricia Lynne Duffy “Talking about my own synaesthetic experiences felt liberating, and to do so in New York City… well, that was marvelous! I fell in love with the