Candent Learning Haus 1st Neurodivergent Summit

13/05/2026

Maraming salamat din po sa inyong suporta Atty. Camille Alcaraz at Ms. Debs Bartolo! Tunay nga na "bawat hakbang patungo sa inklusyon ay isang malaking panalo para sa ating mga kabataan" at sana dumami pa ang makinig sa mga boses ng ating ating komunidad.

16/04/2026

15/04/2026

Thank you for the feature, Manila Standard!

"Immersive discussions tackled the complexities of mental health, the journey through educational transitions, and the critical need to pivot the national narrative from 'pity' to 'potential.'"

For decades, the conversation around autism in the Philippines has centered on awareness. This time around, that conversation finally evolved into

13/04/2026

Dr. Alexis Reyes goes in depth into the history of formalizing neurodiversity and how a complete paradigm shift of the people around neurodivergent individuals is necessary for their growth and development.

13/04/2026

Juan Alfonzo "Japonz" Documos focuses on supporting adult neurodivergents in his keynote speech at the 1st Neurodivergent Summit.

13/04/2026

Bravanti Francia in his special speech highlights the impact of listening to and amplifying neurodivergent voices.

13/04/2026

Teacher Jonellie "Joji" Reynes-Santos in her opening remarks at the 1st Neurodivergent Summit underscores the importance of having a summit that gives a voice to neurodivergent individuals.

12/04/2026

Here at the Barrion Hall (5th floor): Breakout Session 2D! Join Stephen Quiogue, Luis Cepeda, Mary Grace T. Vitorillo, Carlos Gallego, and Mae Sadicon as they explore "Practicing Inclusion Across Different Settings - What Inclusion Looks Like In Different School Models."

12/04/2026

Breakout Session 2C "Peers, Community, & Belonging - It Takes A Community: Belonging, Peers, and Shared Spaces" is now in full swing at the Opera Hall - 1st hallway, 4th floor, with speakers Jeffrey Lin, Beryl Garma, Antonio Gabrielle "Grape" Pantilla OTRP, and Matthew Robert Novenario.