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Alliance for Neurodiversity and Disability in GLAMR Professions Australia www.andpa.org

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ANDPA Inc. @andpa-inc.bsky.social · 21/02/2026
We’re thrilled to share a Q&A with @hannahdiviney.bsky.social, author of 'I’ll Let Myself In' - our February book club read. In this conversation, Hannah shares on storytelling, representation, honesty, and leading with heart ✨ andpa.org/2026/02/21/q...
Promotional graphic for a Q&A with Hannah Diviney. The top section features the heading “Q&A With Hannah Diviney” alongside the ANDPA logo and a quote by Hannah: “For me, I’ve always been one of those people who leads with their heart, so I don’t really know how to hide things from people when I’m telling a story.” Below, on a teal background, the left side shows a portrait of a Hannah Diviney wearing a dark floral sleeveless top, and the right side shows the book cover I’ll Let Myself In.
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ANDPA Inc. @andpa-inc.bsky.social · 16/03/2025
ANDPA is proud to support Neurodiversity Celebration Week 2025! This week aims to challenge misconceptions, break down barriers, and celebrate the strengths of neurodivergent individuals. Let’s work together to create an inclusive world that champions all forms of neurodiversity. #NCW
A graphic that is mainly green and white. The Neurodiversity Celebration Week logo is in the top left and the ANDPA logo is in the top right. The text reads “We’re Supporting! March 17 – 23, 2025. www.neurodiversityweek.com”
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ANDPA Inc. @andpa-inc.bsky.social · 23/01/2025
Today, ANDPA has released a 'Statement in Solidarity with Marginalised Communities.' The full statement is available on our website. shorturl.at/DwuXc This statement serves as a reminder of our collective responsibility to stand with those who experience systemic exclusion or discrimination.
The image includes the ANDPA logo with a yellow and teal border designs. This is followed by the text: "Statement in Solidarity with Marginalised Communities. When we witness marginalisation, whether through systemic barriers, cultural bias, or overt hostility, speaking out is not optional. Our hope and action lie within the communities that we are grounded in. To stand with marginalised communities is to affirm their inherent worth and rights."
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