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Reflecting on a Day of Empowerment and Connection: The Next Steps Neurodiversity Resource Fair - Longmont, CO

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January 28, 2024

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About the Event

On January 28, 2024, the Exhibit Hall at the Boulder County Fairgrounds in Longmont, Colorado, hosted the highly anticipated Next Steps Neurodiversity Resource Fair, a free community event dedicated to celebrating neurodiversity and supporting individuals of all ages with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other developmental differences. This inclusive event provided a unique opportunity for families, professionals, and advocates to access valuable resources, connect with service providers, and participate in educational presentations aimed at enhancing the lives of neurodivergent individuals.With over 800 attendees and more than 85 vendors and organizations from Boulder and Broomfield Counties participating, the fair offered a wide range of services including mental health support, diagnostic services, speech therapy, occupational therapy, educational programs, adult support groups, and employment assistance. The event successfully fostered community connections while providing essential tools and information to help neurodivergent individuals thrive.

Thank You to Our Sponsors and Vendors

The success of the Next Steps Neurodiversity Resource Fair was made possible through the generous support of our sponsors and vendors. Their dedication to neurodiversity ensured that this event was a valuable resource for attendees seeking information on mental health services, medical providers, life coaching, advocacy support, and more.Vendors included a diverse array of impactful organizations such as diagnosing providers, early intervention specialists, educational programs, mentorship services, and employment support groups. Attendees had the opportunity to learn about therapy options, vocational training programs, adaptive technology solutions, and other essential services that empower neurodivergent individuals to navigate everyday challenges with confidence.In addition to the wealth of resources available through vendors, attendees enjoyed fun extras like food trucks, character actors (including Batman and friends), face painting for children, and a sensory break area designed to provide a calming space for those who needed it.

A Lasting Impact

The Next Steps Neurodiversity Resource Fair in Longmont proved to be an empowering event that highlighted the importance of accessible resources for neurodivergent individuals and their families. Through meaningful interactions with vendors and participation in educational workshops, attendees left equipped with new tools and connections that will improve their everyday lives.We extend our deepest thanks to all sponsors, vendors, presenters, and attendees who contributed to making this event such a meaningful experience. Together we fostered a more inclusive community where neurodivergent individuals can thrive.

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"We’ve been using Untitled to kick start every new project and can’t imagine working without it."
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“We loved seeing the characters, the fact that it was indoors and how well organized it was.”

Attendee
2024

“The product demos were accessible and very effective, most of the booths were easy to tell the function of the vendor, and all the vendors were very informative.”

Attendee
2024

“It was an honor to see the organizer there. Thank you so much for putting this on.”

Attendee
2024

“I appreciated the diverse vendors and how they serve both the child and adult neurodiverse populations.”

Attendee
2024

“I attend to network for my podcast and recruit guest interviews. I really appreciated meeting so many wonderful people at these events. I appreciate that each resource fair has a different variety of vendors making each event a new experience.”

Attendee
2024

“Loved the 4 abbreviated seminars providing excellent information on neurodivergent struggles people face everyday. Many great booths with so many great resources. Thank you for offering this event on the western slope to provide resources for our folks.”

Attendee
2024

“We are so thankful to have been a part of the event! We met so many amazing people and learned about a lot of resources in our valley. 

Vendor
2024

“Wonderful space/location, good number of people to connect with - families and other providers!”

Vendor
2024

“We weren't not sure what to expect, and were pleasantly surprised. We reached many people we don't see in other arenas.”

Vendor
2024

“Great location and turnout!”

Vendor
2024

“It was so well organized that there was barely any stress (for us) leading up to it!”

Vendor
2024

“All the vendors I talked to were cheerful and helpful.”

Attendee
2024

“It was awesome to see the variety of vendors and resources available. It was nice to be able to meet people in person to talk instead of calling around and perusing websites.”

Attendee
2024

“There were many families there genuinely interested in finding new services/resources for their children.”

Vendor
2024

“Really pleased with the networking opportunity!”

Vendor
2024

“Plenty of space! We had a great location, though I think any location would have been good.”

Vendor
2024

“This is my community so it's great to see families I can work with that live close by. Thank you for having the event inside!”

Vendor
2024

“I felt welcomed by everyone and the amount of support I received was indescribable!”

Attendee
2004

“There were so many different vendors that appealed to all kinds of abilities and age groups. The cosplay characters walking around were so much fun!”

Attendee
2024

“I had really good conversations with multiple vendors, some recognizing a need different than they were serving and recommending another vendor also represented. Very knowledgeable. The entire event exceeded my expectations.”

Attendee
2024

“I really appreciated that vendors seemed genuinely interested in offering information and not just there for the "sales." I thought this event was well-planned and probably one of the most helpful and organized events I've been to!

Attendee
2024

"There was a strong mixture of attendees who were ready to receive info about our services, as well as productive connections with fellow vendors."

Vendor
2024

"We got steady traffic, and many of the people who visited us were people we wanted to connect with. I liked the spaciousness of the venue."

Vendor
2024

"Very well organized, easy to get in and set-up, sharing resources with and meeting other professionals, variety of options available, fun atmosphere, meeting families and being a part of the community."

Vendor
2024

"This was an incredible event, and I think it was extremely meaningful for the Neurodiversity Community. I was amazed by the turnout from both vendors and attendees"

Vendor
2024

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