An unforgettable evening in the Hamptons exploring neurodiversity and its connection to mental health through storytelling, radical self-discovery, and joyful celebration with neurodivergent individuals and their allies. The evening will feature a conversation between Cory Richards, acclaimed National Geographic photographer, author, and mental health advocate, and Sue Molnar, SoulCycle Senior Master Instructor and cancer survivor, whose journey is a testament to presence, resilience, and identity.
We’ll also hear reflections from David Flink, Founder and CEO of The Neurodiversity Alliance, and Jesse Sanchez, President of The Neurodiversity Alliance, on how neurodivergent individuals serve as powerful catalysts, shifting how we work, learn, and connect.
The night will conclude with a concert by Jeremy Elliot, an extraordinary singer-songwriter, mental health advocate, and proud alum of The Neurodiversity Alliance community, whose music invites us to celebrate the beauty and brilliance of living authentically. A portion of the proceeds will benefit The Neurodiversity Alliance and its commitment to building a world that recognizes and values the contributions of neurodivergent individuals.
