ANM Bites: lived experience, community stories and reflection.
For years, it said: “You’re lazy.”“You’re too sensitive.”“You’re difficult.”“You should be able to cope.” Eventually, I stopped hearing those words as other people’s opinions.
THE VOICE IN MY HEAD WASN’T ORIGINALLY MINE Read More »
From the ANM archive · Story Saturday · Original social post: 4 July 11:54 Our Story Saturday series coming soon… Source: View the ANM social archive · Browse the ANM Bites archive
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From the ANM archive · Story Saturday · Original social post: 4 July 14:00 At the African Neurodiversity Movement (ANM), Story Saturday profile series is a weekly campaign that humanises neurodiversity across Africa through authentic stories of hope, resilience, inclusion, and achievement. The goal is to move beyond awareness into connection. The first profile in
ANM Story Saturday: introducing our adult neurodivergent story series Read More »
From the ANM archive · Original Instagram post: 28 July 2026 A classroom moment can look small to the people watching and stay with a learner for years. In this ANM lived-experience reflection, a name was misspelled and a moment of difference became exposure. It is a reminder that reading, writing and public correction are
“Wobzanai”: when a classroom memory stays with you Read More »
From the ANM archive · Original Instagram post: 3 August 2026 A familiar food can be more than food. It can be routine, sensory comfort, memory and a small way of feeling at home. This archive piece grew from an ANM lived-experience reflection on an unexpected comfort-food combination. The point is not to make every
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