Neurodivergent at University
This documentary short features five neurodivergent students who share their different experiences at the university. Working in partnership, Accessibility Services and the Innovation Hub share these students' stories using their video diaries, voiceovers, and vlogs of their day-to-day lives, where they provide commentary on their unique experiences and journeys. By highlighting the experiences of neurodivergent students, the goal is to inspire conversations about more inclusive practices to support diverse students across the University of Toronto.
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Documentary Participants
Candy Hua
4th Year Undergraduate Student
Political Science and History – UTSG
Irene Yu
3rd Year Undergraduate Student
English, Philosophy and Drama – UTSG
Omar Fernando Silva-Serrano
2nd Year Undergraduate Student
Arts and Science – UTSG
Juan Manuel Fernandez Castillo
1st Year Graduate Student
Master of Public Policy – UTSG
Valando Skandalakis
6th Year Undergraduate Student
Sexual Diversity Studies and English – UTSG
Cal Campos: Videographer, Editor & Producer
Cal Campos (they/them) is a self-employed Media Producer and Inclusivity Public Speaker from Toronto, Ontario. They've been speaking about their story as a Filipinx, Queer, Transgender, Non-binary person for over a decade and are actively creating Braver spaces for marginalized communities in storytelling. Learn more about Cal by visiting their website.
The Innovation Hub Team
Special thanks to the Innovation Hub Team members who contributed to this project:
Brooklin Becker
Audiovisual Storytelling Team Lead
Master of Information
Scarlett Zhao
Audiovisual Storytelling Assistant
Master of Public Policy
Irfan Mohammed
Audiovisual Storytelling Assistant
Master of Information
Ruth Rodrigues
Research Lead
Master of Education
Julia Allworth
Manager, Innovation Projects
Co-Producer