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- Pauahi Foundation Postsecondary Scholarships
One application for many Ke Aliʻi Pauahi Foundation scholarship funds, including STEM-focused awards. Preference is given to applicants of Hawaiian ancestry to the extent permitted by law. For 2027–28, the application opened October 1, 2026, is due December 1, 2026, and supplemental materials are due January 15, 2027.
- Hawaiʻi Guarantee Scholarship (Chaminade University)
After other Chaminade institutional aid, this scholarship adjusts tuition to the in-state undergraduate rate at UH Mānoa. For a Hawaiʻi high school graduate who is a first-time freshman seeking a first bachelor’s degree, enrolled full time (12–18 credits). Nursing is excluded. FAFSA is required (school code 001605). It can renew for up to three more years if the student stays continuously enrolled. The Guarantee page lists June 1. Another Chaminade page lists March 1. Confirm the date. Chaminade also offers merit aid at admission. Questions: Admissions (808) 739-8340 or Financial Aid (808) 735-4780. Need-based aid requires the FAFSA. Merit aid is considered at admission. Muʻo, for students preparing to teach, lists Fall 2026 as its final cohort, so check whether seats remain. HOME RUN, for health fields with a rural-service commitment, is administered by the University of Hawaiʻi.
- AISES Scholarships and Programs
Advancing Indigenous People in STEM offers scholarships, mentorship, conferences, and resources for Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander, American Indian, Alaska Native, and other Indigenous students in STEM. Student membership is free. Deadlines vary by award.
- Nā Pua Noʻeau
UH Mānoa Native Hawaiian Student Services program of STEAM enrichment and college-prep experiences rooted in Hawaiian culture for Native Hawaiian students, from middle and high school into college. Offerings, including the Summer Institute, change from year to year. Contact the program for what is open.
- Junior Engineers Summer STEM Experience (JESSE)
UH Mānoa College of Engineering summer lab internship for high school juniors going into their senior year. Students work with mentors on projects such as robotics, environmental engineering, infrastructure, and medical devices, and visit local engineering workplaces. The 2026 program cost $450, with fee waivers for students who demonstrate need. The 2026 application is closed. Check the site for 2027 dates.
- STEMworks Hawaiʻi
Paid internships from the Maui Economic Development Board in STEM innovation, healthcare, agriculture, business and technology, and related fields. Participating STEMworks students are preferred. Other students may apply. Cohorts run in summer and fall, including placements on Maui Nui and other islands.
- Women’s STARS Program
Free residential week on Hawaiʻi Island from PISCES at UH Hilo for high school girls interested in aerospace and other STEM fields. Workshops, career preparation, and facility tours. Housing, meals, and on-island transportation are covered. Students traveling from other islands pay their own airfare. Check the PISCES page for the next application window.
- NOAA Student Opportunities
Searchable list of internships, camps, and programs for high school students in ocean science, climate, weather, satellites, marine ecosystems, and related fields. Some are virtual or regional, including work connected to Hawaiʻi.
- Hōʻike o Haleakalā Curriculum
Free curriculum with more than 70 activities on Maui’s alpine, dryland, and coastal ecosystems. Activities connect biology, geology, resource management, and Hawaiian cultural perspectives and can be adapted for high school. Supports the Next Generation Science Standards.
- UH STEM Pre-Academy Toolkits for Teachers
Free hands-on kits for Hawaiʻi K–12 educators, including robotics, sensors, marine science, energy, and 3D printing. Many kits grew out of UH research. Pickup is at the Mānoa Innovation Center. Contact the office before you go.
- Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange (CBYX)
Full academic-year scholarship in Germany for U.S. high school students. Students live with a host family and attend a German high school. Previous German study is not required. Funded by the U.S. Department of State and the German Bundestag. High school deadline: November 3, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.
- 2025 Neurodiversity & Disability Symposium
Disability prevalence throughout the United States continues to increase, with current disability rates hovering at almost 13%. Families who support loved ones, and disabled individuals themselves, in rural areas are impacted by a lack of access to services and knowledge more than those in more urban areas. The aim of…
- AASCEND Job Club
The AASCEND Job Club is an information/speaker series on employment for adults on the autism spectrum. At all Job Club meetings attendees on the spectrum offer their experience and perspectives on the presentations. All programs are free of charge. Offered By: Autism Aspergers Spectrum Coalition for Education…
- ABC Humane Wildlife Control & Prevention, Inc., and Landmark Pest Management Academic Scholarship
This award was established in memory of Professor Philip E. Jacob (1914-1985), who devoted his personal and academic life to the search for peace and intercultural understanding. Dr. Jacob pioneered a new diplomacy of cross-national collaborative research with fellow scientists internationally. Through this…
- Access STEM
Through a network of dedicated student mentors, we combine the individualised instruction that students need to thrive with the scale and impact enabled by online education. Our students then have the opportunity to make a difference with their newfound knowledge at hackathons and workshops aimed at solving global…
- Access Surf
AccesSurf Hawai’i was born of humble beginnings: a few pickup trucks, lots of duct tape and a determination to provide access for all people with disabilities to the beach and ocean.Our current programs consist of: Day at the Beach Wounded Warrior Day at the Beach Adaptive swim and surf clinics Adaptive outrigger…
- AccessComputing Research Experiences for Undergraduates
AccessComputing has funding for Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs). Through an REU experience, students are directly involved in computing research in a university. This allows students who are considering graduate school to learn more about the research process and makes them more competitive applicants…
- AccessComputing Team
AccessComputing Team members engage in an online community of peers and mentors that help guide you through transitions to internships, graduate school, and employment. Receive information from AccessComputing staff about internships, research experiences, scholarships, and other opportunities. Attend AccessComputing…
- ADDitude
It is our mission to be our readers’ most reliable advisor and ally, and a source of inspiration along the path to health and well-being. We are committed to providing the most accurate, up-to-date information from the nation’s leading medical and mental health professionals in the field as well as empathetic voices…
- ADHD Centers Directory
Connect with ADHD treatment centers in your area Offered By: CHADD For: P eople with ADHD looking for medical treatment Offered By: CHADD For: P eople with ADHD looking for medical treatment
- ADHD College Success Scholarship
NCLD is proud to launch a new scholarship for students with Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). We encourage students with a documented diagnosis to apply for this one-time scholarship, which can be used to fund tuition and other costs related to their higher education pursuits, including tutoring,…
- ADHD Expert Webinars & Podcast Episodes – Index by Date + Slides
Below, find links to upcoming live ADDitude webinars with experts on all aspects of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD or ADD) and related conditions, plus our complete archive of free webinar recordings and slide presentations. Offered By: ADDitude For: People interested in learning more about ADHD…
- Adult to Adult Training (ADHD)
Do you feel lost when it comes to ADHD and its related issues and concerns? Learning to manage your ADHD independently brings both joys and challenges. CHADD’s ADHD online courses include both short video lessons about ADHD and downloadable resources that you can read at your convenience. Throughout CHADD’s self-paced…
- Advance LA Young Adults Summer Program
Join Advance LA for a fun social-recreational summer program for young adults between the ages 18-22. This program is specially designed for young adults with mild to intensive support needs who face challenges with learning, language, attention, social interaction, or sensory processing. Build confidence, practice…
- Akamai Internships
The Akamai Internship Program offers college students from Hawai‘i an opportunity to gain a summer work experience at an observatory, company or scientific/technical facility in Hawai‘i in an 8-week program. The program has placements for students from community colleges and four-year universities from a wide range of…
- Allegra Ford Thomas Scholarship
The Allegra Ford Thomas Scholarship is a $5,000 scholarship awarded over two years ($2,500 each year) to a graduating high school senior who will enroll in a two-year community college, a vocational or technical training program, or a specialized program for students with disabilities in the fall. Students must have a…
- Anne Ford Scholarship
The Anne Ford Scholarship is a $10,000 scholarship ($2,500/year over four years) granted to a graduating high school senior who will enroll in a full-time bachelor’s degree program in the fall. Students must have a documented learning disability (LD). Students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) who…
- Annual International Conference on ADHD 2024
ACO, ADDA, and CHADD—the leaders in ADHD support for individuals and families—welcome the ADHD community to the 2024 Annual International Conference on ADHD. These organizations collaborate to bring together the best minds in current research and treatment options and professionals offering best practice guidelines…
- Anxiety in the Classroom
This website provides useful information, resources, and materials about anxiety and OCD as they relate to the school setting. In addition, it offers specific tools for teachers, administrators, and other school personnel who may work with students with anxiety and/or OCD. Parents/caregivers and students can also find…
- Application for a Service Dog
Assistance Dogs of Hawaii's primary focus is training Service Dogs for children and adults who are quadriplegics and paraplegics. Applicants must use a power or manual chair for mobility. If you are interested in applying for an Assistance Dog, please review the eligibility requirements below, types of dogs we…
- ASD Student Group
The purpose of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa ASD Student Club is to provide a community for students on the autism spectrum. It is meant to be a place for students on the spectrum to meet other autistic students and do fun activities together. We will have weekly meetings getting to know each other, to discuss…
- Autism Advance
The Autism Advance Program is here to help Autistic individuals advance whether that be in the classroom or in the workplace. This program is run by Garret Hoff an Autistic professional who is a graduate of the George Washington University, worked in the Office of General Counsel at the one of the largest law firms in…
- Autism Training Modules
These full-length modules cover a range of essential topics. From understanding autism in young children to the screening and referral process, evidence-based practices and interventions, transition to adulthood, and building the family-professional partnership, these modules offer comprehensive information to empower…
- Autism-Specific College Support Programs (ASPs)
We encourage you to use this free database to identify programs that may be right for you and for someone in your life who belongs to the autism community. Offered By: College Autism Network For: for students with autism who are transitioning to college from high school, community college, or looking for post-graduate…
- Autistic Self Advocacy Resource Library
List of resources to promote self-advocacy for individuals with autism, their families, and for community education about autism Offered By: Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN) For: Individuals with autism and their families, people involved in making decisions regarding those with autism (policymakers, teachers,…
- Career Ladder Programs
Get career-ready! Work-based learning programs that integrate real-world work experiences with classroom learning for students ages 14-24. Long-term and short-term learning opportunities are offered throughout the year. Programs follow the NYSED Work-Based Learning Framework, progressing through Career Awareness,…
- College Autism Network
The College Autism Network offers Autism-Specific College Support Programs (ASPs): a free database to identify programs that may be right for you and for someone in your life who belongs to the autism community. For: Students with autism who are transitioning to college from high school, community college, or looking…
- College Autism Spectrum: 2-YEAR & 4-YEAR POST-SECONDARY SUPPORT PROGRAMS
List of colleges with programs that support students with ASD Offered By: College Autism Spectrum For: students entering or transferring to a 2 or 4-year college with ASD Deadline to Apply: varies by school Offered By: College Autism Spectrum For: students entering or transferring to a 2 or 4-year college with ASD…
- College Horizons
Pre-college summer program for Native high school sophomores and juniors. Offered By: College Horizons For: Sophomore and Juniors from American-Indian, Native Alaskan, and Native Hawaiian Backgrounds Where: Hawai’i Preparatory Academy When: June 7-13, 20245 at the Hawaiʻi Preparatory Academy Offered By: College…
- College Programs for Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Disabilities
college search engine that shows resources for neurodiverse students Offered By: TCC – Top College Consultants For: High school students applying to college, students transfering to a 4-year college from community college, & students looking to continue post-grad education (Master's, PHD, etc.) Where: online list…
- Connected Papers
Connected Papers offers a unique visual take on research, building an interactive graph that shows the connections between scientific papers. It’s like having a bird’s-eye view of the research landscape, allowing you to trace the development of ideas and how they relate to one another. This can uncover pivotal papers…
- DBSA Wellness Toolbox
The road to wellness begins with you. Below are some tools to help you communicate better with your doctor, keep track of your symptoms and moods, and record the progress you’re making Offered By: Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA) For: People interested in mental health resources, students, educators,…
- Distributed Research Experiences for Undergraduates (DREU)
DREU is a highly selective program that matches students with a faculty mentor for a summer research experience at the faculty mentor’s home institution. DREU interns will receive $700 per week for research (up to 10 weeks), and have the opportunity to be directly involved in a research project and interact with…
- Diversity Abroad
The Diversity Abroad community inspires, connects, and assists you in reaching your academic and career potential in our increasingly interconnected world. Join Our Community: Sign up, complete your passport, and let opportunities find you; Join Us: Find the Right Opportunity, Programs Abroad, Internships & Jobs from…
- DO-IT Neuroscience for Neurodiverse Learners Program
The DO-IT Center and Center for Neurotechnology (CNT) at the University of Washington sponsor a five-day program for neurodivergent students during the summer. High school and college students receive an introduction to neuroscience and neural engineering, neuroethics, and scientific communication. Participants will…
- Dyslexia/Auditory Processing Disorder Scholarship
The application process is simple. Send your story in the form of an essay on the topic “Living With Dyslexia” or “Living With Auditory Processing Disorder”. Your essay should be educational and/or inspirational, giving a unique insight into what it’s like to live with a learning struggle. In addition to the $1,000…
- Dyslexic Thinking Training
According to the United Nations, roughly 15 percent of the world’s population is dyslexic. That’s one billion dyslexic thinkers living and working around the globe. While many people would characterize this as a setback, especially when it comes to work, it’s critically important to realign your perspective and…
- Dyspraxia Foundation USA
Dyspraxia USA works to raise awareness and educate people about diagnosis, treatment, and resources to improve the quality of life for people with Dyspraxia and their families. Offered By: Dyspraxia Foundation USA For: Individuals or family members of those with dyspraxia seeking treatment Offered By: Dyspraxia…
- Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship
The Edith Nourse Rogers STEM Scholarship is available to military veterans and their dependents who are pursuing studies in STEM fields. You must be a recipient of the Post-9/11 GI Bill or Fry Scholarship to be eligible for this award, which acts as an extension to expiring benefits of those programs. Offered By: U.S.…
- Entry Point!
Entry Point! provides a wide national recruitment and screening effort to discover outstanding students with disabilities. Each year, it develops new pools of candidates with the technical knowledge and skills that Entry Point! partners desire. Qualified candidate referrals are sent to workplace partners to make the…
- Evernote
For: high school students, college students, students entering the workforce, students with ADHD Organize: Use notebooks to structure your content. Add tags to make it easier to find. Clip: Articles, recipes, pages, images—keep track of everything useful you find online. Search: Find any text in any note. We’ll even…
- Eye to Eye Mentoring for Students
Eye to Eye brings together middle school students who learn differently (in grades 5 through 8) with local high school and college students who also learn differently in a supervised, school-based setting where they navigate a fun and engaging weekly curriculum of projects proven to develop the most critical skills…
- Fitness Therapy Hawaii
Our focus on quality of service to our members helps us differentiate ourselves from a standard fitness gym. The Fitness Therapy Team has a wide variety of experience and expertise that allows us to assist members from all walks of life. Whether you have an old injury that has held you back from exercise, a medical…
- FLEX Global Abroad
Fully funded academic-year exchange of about 10 months. Students live with a host family, attend a local high school, and join leadership activities in business, entrepreneurship, and technology. No prior language study is required. Countries can change and currently include Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Morocco, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, and Thailand. Eligibility: U.S. citizen, grades 9–12 at application, age 15–18.5 at the program start. Deadline November 30, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Same application as NSLI-Y. Questions: highschoolstudyabroad@americancouncils.org or 1-800-380-6552. The award covers airfare, room and board, in-country support, the visa, a stipend, emergency medical insurance, and a phone and SIM card.
- Flora
For: individuals who want to increase their productivity; students and professionals (especially helpful to manage large/stressful workloads for STEM students) Flora is a new way to stay off your phone, clear to-do lists, and build positive, life-changing habits. Whenever you want to make progress towards your goals,…
- free services application form: dyspraxia
Dyspraxia USA works to raise awareness and educate people about diagnosis, treatment, and resources to improve the quality of life for people with Dyspraxia and their families. Offered By: Dyspraxia Foundation USA For: individuals or family members of those with dyspraxia seeking treatment Offered By: Dyspraxia…
- Global Inclusive Leadership Certificate
The 9 week (introductory week and nine modules) virtual program is an asynchronous experience with three live touch points in the beginning, middle, and end of the program. By participating in the Global Inclusive Leadership certificate, participants will gain verifiable and relevant competencies and earn invaluable…
- Google Lime Scholarship
Recipients of the 2024 Google Lime Scholarship will each receive a scholarship for the 2024-2025 academic year. Scholarships will be awarded based on the strength of candidates’ academic background and a demonstrated passion for computer science – $10,000 for those studying in the US and $5,000 for those studying in…
- Guide2Fluency Scholarship For Those With Disabilities
Earning a college degree is more expensive than ever, especially for those with disabilities, who not only have to pay for typical college-related expenses like tuition and books, but other medical-related costs as well. That is why we here at Guide2Fluency do our best to level the playing field for those with…
- Guide: How to Request Disability Accommodations During a Job Search
This article provides job seekers advice on how and when to disclose a disability/request accommodations in the workplace. For: job applicants who have a disability/need to request accommodations This article provides job seekers advice on how and when to disclose a disability/request accommodations in the workplace.…
- Guide: Sample Language For Accommodation Request Letters
This article provides sample emails to help job applicants request accommodations. For: job applicants who have a disability/need to request accommodations. This article provides sample emails to help job applicants request accommodations. For: job applicants who have a disability/need to request accommodations.
- Habitica
For: individuals living with executive dysfunction and/or individuals who want to improve in task management Habitica is a free habit-building and productivity app that treats your real life like a game. With in-game rewards and punishments to motivate you and a strong social network to inspire you, Habitica can help…
- Hands-On Learning Through Aerospace Projects
Are you a kamaʻāina college student who is interested in aerospace research, development, or space exploration? We offer paid and credit-based internship opportunities to help you get hands-on research and technical experience. We also have volunteer opportunities in applied research for high school and college…
- Hawaii Autism Foundation Social Events Calendar
We are proud to host social events for the local ASD community, including film screenings, sporting events, beach days, parties and dances. Our events promote peer to peer interaction, building social confidence, and creating friendships. They also give our ASD parents opportunities to create social networks. Upcoming…
- Hawaii Disability Rights Center
The Hawaii Disability Rights Center is Hawaii’s designated Protection and Advocacy System for people with disabilities. It is also Hawaii’s designated Client Assistance Program for applicants and members of programs funded under the federal Rehabilitation Act. Offered By: Hawaii Disability Rights Center For: people…
- Hawaii Families as Allies!
Hawaii Families As Allies (HFAA) is a 501 (c)(3) statewide parent-controlled family network organization, recognized in Hawaii and nationally as a voice on behalf of families of children and youth with emotional, behavioral or mental health challenges.HFAA is the Hawaii State Chapter of the National Federation of…
- Hawaii Space Flight Lab (HSFL)
Get Involved with the Neutron-2 Mission! We're looking for interested engineering students to join this student led project while receiving class credit, either through our VIP Aerospace Technologies team or through earning the Earth Planetary Exploration and Technology (EPET) minor. No experience is needed!…
- Hawai’i Community Foundation Grants Portal
The Hawaii Community Foundation Grants Portal supports organizations by offering the ability to efficiently submit electronic grant applications, track grant records, and submit reports. Our intention is to provide a helpful tool to access funding opportunities that benefit our community. Offered By: Hawaii Community…
- Hele for Autism & Resource Fair 2024
Hele for Autism and Resource Fair is the Autism Society of Hawaii’s annual walk to raise money for the programs that they provide for families. It will take place at Ala Moana Beach Park’s Magic Island. Registration begins at 7am with the walk at 8am and the resource fair after the walk. There will be live…
- HI Sci
Hawaiian Islands Science, also known as HI Sci, is a University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM) Native Hawaiian graduate student-driven initiative targeted at raising awareness and interaction between Native Hawaiians, the UHM student body, administration, affiliates, community of the Hawaiian Islands and members of the…
- Hire Abilities Hawai’i – Employment Resource Database
This database helps find programs and resources for people with disabilities searching for employment across Hawai’i. Offered By: Hire Abilities Hawai’i For: People with disabilities searching for employment resources This database helps find programs and resources for people with disabilities searching for employment…
- I Mua E Nā Pōki’i Graduate Student Support Program
The I Mua E Nā Pōki’i Graduate Student Support Program’s (I Mua) purpose is to provide important co-curricular programming support to graduate students through workshops, retreats, conference travel and other projects. At NHSS we understand the vital importance of graduate student retention and matriculation. We hope…
- IDA 2024 ANNUAL READING, LITERACY & LEARNING CONFERENCE (DyslexiaCon)
Get ready to join the excitement at DyslexiaCon 24, as we celebrate the monumental 75th Anniversary of IDA’s founding! This year promises to be our most exhilarating yet, featuring a jam-packed program designed to empower professionals, families, and individuals impacted by dyslexia. Dive into tailored education…
- Institute of Neurodiversity Reverse Mentoring Group
ION Mentoring Group. We are excited to welcome all to this group who want to learn from Neurominorities, as they share their experiences, joys and struggles. Why not considering starting a reverse mentoring scheme yourself? By taking part in the ION mentoring group you will be able to find a mentor or mentee, please…
- International Network of STEM for the Blind and Low-Vision
Welcome to the first and only nonprofit organization in the United States whose work focuses on STEM education and careers for the blind and low-vision population! Our mission is to connect people worldwide who are interested or specialized in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) for those who are…
- Joseph James Memorial Scholarship
The Joseph James Memorial Scholarship is awarded annually in the amount of $500 to $2,500. Applicants must be pursuing a degree in STEM field (science, technology, engineering, math). Applicants must have a demonstrated learning challenge of dyslexia or similar reading and/or language-based disability. Offered By: The…
- Kids Like Me Camps
Kids Like Me’s camps return Summer of 2024! These camps are a safe and enriching environment for neurodiverse 6-17-year-olds across the autism spectrum and other special needs to engage, experience, and explore. Campers will be matched to ensure an appropriate peer group for learning and fun and participate in a wide…
- Landmark College
While many colleges offer special programs for students with learning disabilities (LD) and other learning challenges, Landmark College is one of the only accredited colleges in the United States designed exclusively for students who learn differently, including students with learning disabilities (such as dyslexia),…
- Marine Option Program Field Trips
The Marine Option Program (MOP) is driven by students interested in the ocean that surrounds our islands. MOP provides hands on, marine-focused experiences for any UH student interested in the ocean, including: turtle tagging, scientific diving, boating, camping, whale and seal counts, and many other ocean-related…
- Mentra
Mentra is a a Neurodiversity Employment Network. Mentra connects top technology talent with companies to maximize retention, career progression and talent ROI. Neurodivergent job-seekers use Mentra to match with jobs that activate their neuroexceptional potential. Mentra is a hiring platform that intelligently matches…
- Microsoft Disability Scholarship
The Microsoft Disability Scholarship seeks to empower students with disabilities to achieve more through access to education leading to a career in technology. Recipient will receive a $5,000 award. Up to 10 awards will be granted. Awards are renewable up to three years or until a bachelor’s degree is earned,…
- Mindful Tradition
Mindful Traditions moves beyond the modern perception of yoga, which is the idea that yoga is a physical practice that only occurs on the mat. Instead, Mindful Traditions introduces participants to a practice of building a conscious relationship with the ‘self’ through mindfulness, meditation, breathing exercises, and…
- My Soul Balm: Neurodivergent Mental Health
Welcome to My Soul Balm – where we curate mental health and wellness resources for Neurodivergent mental health patients. We are primarily a resource and education hub with a little bit of personal experience and storytelling mixed in. Our mission is to connect Nuerodivergent mental health patients to services, spaces…
- N3 Internship
Each year through 2025, NASA’s Neurodiversity Network will accept applications for high school summer interns to work on projects with NASA scientists. The goal of the N3 program is to provide experiences for neurodiverse students, specifically those who identify as autistic, that will spark their interest in careers…
- NASA’s Neurodiversity Network
Experienced NASA educators at Sonoma State University, together with autism education specialists from the Education Development Center and informal education experts from the New York Hall of Science are leading a five-year program, NASA’s Neurodiversity Network (N3), that will provide a pathway to NASA participation…
- National Club Network (The ND Alliance):
For High School & College Students Who Learn Differently
The Neurodiversity Alliance, or “ND Alliance” for short, is the largest national network of neurodiversity-focused clubs on high school and college campuses nationwide. We equip students directly with the tools and coaching they need to launch student-led clubs on their campuses. Students also have access to a variety…
- National Security Language Initiative for Youth (NSLI-Y)
U.S. Department of State scholarship for high school students and recent graduates to study Arabic, Chinese (Mandarin), Korean, or Russian for a summer or an academic year. Previous language study is not required. The 2027–28 deadline is November 12, 2026, at 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Questions: nsliy@americancouncils.org or 1-800-380-6552.
- Navy Marine Mammal Program Animal Care & Training Internship
The Animal Care and Training Internship with the Navy Marine Mammal Program is designed to give sophomore, junior, and senior undergraduate students a dynamic educational experience in the marine mammal field while offering valuable career experience. Students are responsible for a number of support tasks with…
- Neurodivergent Therapists
This directory was created to help neurodivergent clients find neurodivergent therapists. All providers on the directory identify as neurodivergent and agree to honor the Neurodivergent Therapists Values. The directory includes the following licensed providers: professional counselors, social workers, marriage and…
- Neurodiversity Hub Resources
The Neurodiversity hub provides lists, pamphlets & videos that break down the college & job application process & help with challenges specific to neurodiversity, and covers topics such as advice for disclosing or not disclosing disability status in university, going to office hours, and more. Offered By: The…
- Neurodiversity in Engineering
The Neurodiversity in Engineering website provides information about Include and several neurodiversity-related programs that are transforming the educational experience for neurodiverse engineering students. With partners across the UConn community, we hope to build an inclusive culture in engineering that celebrates…
- Neurodiversity-friendly graduate employers and how to find them
Discover companies that are particularly supportive of neurodivergent employees and the answers to your questions around job-hunting and neurodiversity. Offered By: Targetjobs For: Neurodiverse job-seekers, people seeking out neurodiverse work environments Offered By: Targetjobs For: Neurodiverse job-seekers, people…
- New Podcast “ADHD Decoded” explains the ADHD Brain
Whether you were just diagnosed, been coping for years, or just starting your journey to understand ADHD, this podcast is for you. Hosted by Amanda Fischer, each episode explains a core aspect of ADHD and provides strategies and “brain hacks” to empower our listeners to take charge of their lives. The content is…
- NHSEMP Freshman Bridge
NHSEMP Freshman Bridge is a 10-week summer program for traditional, incoming University of Hawaii at Mānoa first-year students interested in majoring in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics. Offered By: The Native Hawaiian Science & Engineering Mentorship Program at the University of Hawaiʻi…
- NSF I-Corps Hub: Desert and Pacific Region 2024 Training Opportunities
The NSF I-Corps Hub: Desert and Pacific Region 2024 provides training opportunities for innovators how to commercialize their technology. Offered By: NSF I-Corps Hub For: People interested in developing technology Where: Hawai’i/Fully Remote When: October 2 – October 30 For More Information, Visit:…
- OCD Challenge
The OCD Challenge website was designed by leading providers, researchers, and advocates in the field to help improve the lives of those who suffer with OCD. Through an interactive experience, you can customize the program to tackle your specific Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder symptoms. Allow the OCD Challenge to help…
- Ocean Tracks – College Edition Learning Modules
The modules below were developed to engage undergraduate students with authentic scientific data through investigations that mirror those currently being conducted by scientists studying the broad-scale effects of climate and human activities on top predators in ocean ecosystems. Using the Ocean Tracks interactive map…
- On Your Marq
The “On Your Marq” Program at Marquette University has developed the following checklists for use by its students during their initial period at university. These may be of assistance to students at other colleges or universities. For: High school students transitioning to college, and college students For: High…
- Online Tutoring at the Writing Center
The Writing Center is committed to providing free professional writing consultation to all students, faculty, and staff affiliated with the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Though our services have moved online and our staff will be working from home and/or off campus, we will do our best to match the same level of…
- Pac Rim 2025 Student Scholarships
~10 scholarships available; submit a 200 or less word application of what they feel relates to the PacRim theme & what they want to get out of the conference Offered By: Pac Rim For: Students or people interested in attending the PacRim conference Offered By: Pac Rim For: Students or people interested in attending the…
- Pathways to Science
PathwaysToScience.org has over 65 portable scholarships and fellowships posted on the site, all within STEM. Offered by: The Institute for Broadening Participation (IBP) Undergraduate scholarships : https://pathwaystoscience.org/Undergrads.aspx Graduate fellowships: https://pathwaystoscience.org/Grad.aspx Postdoctoral…
- Peer-to-Peer Series
These resources are designed by young adults for young adults on topics important to individuals on the autism spectrum. They include flyers, handouts, and more. Offered By: CSESA (The Center on Secondary Education for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder) Offered By: CSESA (The Center on Secondary Education for…
- Peter J. Rappa Resilient and Sustainable Coasts Fellowship
To continue the spirit and good work of long-time coastal sustainability extension agent Peter Joseph Rappa, the University of Hawai‘i Sea Grant College Program (Hawai‘i Sea Grant) created the Peter J. Rappa Fellowship (Rappa Fellowship) in memory of Mr. Rappa. Rappa Fellow(s) will be selected and involved in training…
- Primier College Internship Program
AFCS’ full-time PCIP for college juniors prepares you for a number of promising careers within AFCS, including Science & Engineering, Cybersecurity, IT, Acquisition, and other mission-criticial specialty positions. All told, 500 internships in 45 locations across America will be awarded to student who qualify. Some of…
- Proudly ADHD at work and in business
Welcome to Proudly ADHD at Work and in Business with host Certified Executive Coach, Cathy Rashidian! If you’re a professional or entrepreneur and suspect you have Adult ADHD or have been recently diagnosed, this is the podcast for you. I bring you the latest in ADHD science, expert interviews, success stories,…
- Ready, Set, Go! Program
These quarterly workshops are open to teens with autism, ages 14-21, who are looking for a way to prepare themselves for life away from home. Workshops are led by volunteers who teach and practice with our teens basic life skills such as interviewing for a job, writing a college essay, balancing a checkbook, and more.…
- Real Work For Real Pay: A Self-Advocate’s Guide to Employment Policy
It’s important for self-advocates to understand employment policy and how things could be different—so that we can effectively advocate for an end to policies that hurt us, and for the adoption of policies that help us. That’s why we’re pleased to announce our latest plain language toolkit, Real Work For Real Pay: A…
- Reinventing Geospatial, Inc. (RGi) Scholarship
The Intelligence and National Security Foundation (INSF) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing contemporary intelligence and national security challenges, facilitating public discourse on the role and value of intelligence for our nation’s security, and advancing the intelligence field as a…
- Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
Supports intensive research by undergraduate students in any NSF-funded area of research. REU Sites engage a cohort of students in research projects related to a theme. REU Supplements engage students in research related to a new or ongoing NSF research award. Offered By: National Science Foundation (NSF) For:…
- Resources For Tertiary Students & Young Adults, Parents & Carers
The Neurodiversity hub provides lists, pamphlets & videos that break down the college & job application process & help with challenges specific to neurodiversity, and covers topics such as advice for disclosing or not disclosing disability status in university, going to office hours, and more. Offered By:…
- REU Site: Kaʻao: Telling the Stories of Hawaiian Ecosystems
The REU program offers research opportunities to undergraduates in the research areas funded by NSF. REU opportunities usually involve groups of about 10 students who work on research projects at a host institution based in the U.S. or in a foreign location. At each REU site, students work closely with faculty and…
- Rowan University PATH (Preparation and Achievement in the Transition to Hire)
This is a unique scaffolded program that supports the transition to employment for neurodivergent students and alumni. They provide resources and practice for components of career readiness, social engagement, and resource networks. They work and educate both the student and potential employers to support the path to…
- Schizophrenia & Psychosis resource line
Schizophrenia & Psychosis Action Alliance offers a free information resource line with specially trained team members who can provide personalized information and resources to people with schizophrenia-related illnesses and their families. Offered By: Schizophrenia & Psychosis Action Alliance For: People with…
- Schizophrenia Alliance Peer Support Groups
Schizophrenia Alliance is a self-help group for people living with schizophrenia or a schizophrenia-related illness. SA was founded in the Detroit area in 1985 and has since grown to have thousands of people participate in weekly meetings in the United States and across the globe. If you have not been officially…
- Schools for Dyslexia Including Specialized Programs
There are many individualized options for students with dyslexia. Support programs are becoming more common in public, alternative and private religious and secular schools. One of the sponsors of Dyslexic Advantage, our charity is Churchill School and Center based in St. Louis Missouri. We are sharing this list to…
- See3D
See3D organizes the printing and distribution of 3D printed models for people who are blind. Anyone who is blind/has low vision, or is a parent or teacher of someone who is blind, can make a request for a model. Our mission at See3D is To: Connect people who are blind and sighted through 3D printing. Organize the…
- Semantic Scholar
Powered by AI, Semantic Scholar is a free, nonprofit research tool that stands out for its smart search capabilities. It sifts through millions of publications to bring you the most relevant and impactful studies, cutting down the time you’d typically spend on literature review. With a focus on AI, Semantic Scholar…
- Speechify
For: for students and those in the workforce with dyslexia, reading difficulties (scanning, attention, etc.) Speechify is a mobile, chrome extension and desktop app that reads text aloud using a computer generated text to speech voice. The app also uses optical character recognition technology to turn physical books…
- Spiky Profile – Exceptional Individuals
The “spiky profile” is a visual representation of personal and work-related strengths and areas for development. Unlike psychometric testing, the aim of the spiky profile is to promote inclusivity rather than exclusivity. People with a neurodivergence are more likely to perform highly in some areas, and lower in…
- Stairway to STEM Resources
The Stairway to STEM’s mission is to help autistic students realize their capacity for success as they transition to college environments and beyond. We support student confidence, resiliency, and self-advocacy. The goal of the project is to produce tools and events designed to: Build awareness of academic and…
- Stanford Medicine Peer Mentor Program
The peer mentor program pairs neurodiverse freshmen with upperclassmen mentors to help them navigator their first year at Stanford. Peer mentors are paid and trained by SNP staff. There is no cost for neurodiverse students paired with mentors. Peer mentors assist neurodiverse freshmen in their transition to college.…
- Student Essay resources
list of various writing/citation resources as a starting point for students working on essays Offered By: UH Manoa Writing Center For: students who need resources/tips for essays Offered By: UH Manoa Writing Center For: students who need resources/tips for essays
- Summer Research Program at Hawaii Pacific Neuroscience
The Summer Research Program at Hawaii Pacific Neuroscience is one of the most sought after summer internships in the country. It provides students the opportunity to spend an intensive 9 weeks working side-by-side with leading neuroscientists and researchers in Hawaii working on groundbreaking studies in Alzheimer’s…
- Surfers Healing
Here at Surfers Healing, our mission is to enrich the lives of people living with autism by exposing them to the unique experience of surfing. Though we serve thousands, that mission exists because of one child. Israel and Danielle Paskowitz founded Surfers Healing because of their son, Isaiah. Isaiah has autism, and…
- Tech Knowledge Workshops
Workshops for students ages 10 to 24. Led by trained Tech Kids Unlimited staff, students build on their tech skills at their own pace. Topics include game design, animation, video editing, music production, web design, digital art, and more! Offered By: Tech Kids Unlimited For: neurodiverse computer science students…
- The Arc in Hawaii
Aloha and welcome to The Arc in Hawaii. The Arc in Hawaii is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization founded in 1954 by a group of parents of children with intellectual disabilities. As the state chapter of The Arc of the United States, The Arc in Hawaii is part of the largest national organization devoted solely to…
- The Best (and Worst) Colleges for Dyslexia – College Rankings
We are compiling resources from people we have spoken to, web, and text-based resources that included interviews of dyslexic students who attended college. Books we recommend include Dyslexia at College, The Human Side of Dyslexia, and Colleges That Change Lives. Also the list of colleges that don’t require an SAT or…
- The Neurodiversity Scholarship
The Neurodiversity Scholarship distributes 15 scholarships for the 2024-2025 academic year. Scholarships range between $1,000 to $2,500 per year. Offered By: The Neurodiversity Alliance For: neurodivergent people between the ages of 16-26 who plan on enrolling in university whin the upcoming school year. Deadline to…
- The Workforce Recruitment Program
The Workforce Recruitment Program connects persons with disabilities who are recent graduates or in postsecondary education, with federal jobs. Offered By: The U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Disability Employment Policy and the U.S. Department of Defence For: For people with disabilities, who are recent…
- Top College Consultants
Top College Consultants is a search engine that shows resources for neurodiverse students. For: High school students applying to college, students transfering to a 4-year college from community college, & students looking to continue post-grad education (Master’s, PHD, etc.) For: High school students applying to…
- Transition Tool Kit
The Autism Speaks Transition Tool Kit will help guide you on the journey from adolescence to adulthood. This kit will provide you with suggestions and options for you to consider as you set out to find your child’s own unique path to adulthood. Topics covered include self-advocacy skills, legal issues, housing and…
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services Noncompetitive Vacancy Announcements
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services have noncompetitive vacancies for veterans and people with disabilities. Offered By: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services For: For veterans and people with disabilities who are interested in pursuing a career in biology The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services have noncompetitive vacancies…
- UCONN Bridge Program
The INCLUDE project supports an inclusive community for neurodiverse students within the context of BRIDGE, a 5-week intensive program for underrepresented students entering the School of Engineering. As part of this partnership, INCLUDE provides mentoring and workshops for up to 10 students who self-identify as…
- Virtual Coffee Chats
When did the Virtual Coffee Chat start with the current structure? February 2021, the first presentation was about Autistic Burnout, and it was a huge hit. Based on feedback, members really liked having presentation but also enjoyed having chats about the topic. So we decided to combine the two formats: presentation…
- Virtual National Security Language Initiative for Youth (Virtual NSLI-Y)
Virtual National Security Language Initiative for Youth (Virtual NSLI-Y) application is now available ! Virtual NSLI-Y is a U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs program that provides a beginner-level foreign language and culture experience. Eligible U.S. high school students can apply…
- Virtual Writing Room
The Virtual Writing Room is a minimally structured, bi-weekly service for faculty and academic staff at UHM. The purpose of the Writing Room is to provide regularly scheduled time to work on your writing project in the quiet company of others. Ticket Information To register:…
- Wells Fargo Stacey Milbern Scholarship
Are you a high school senior, graduate, or current college student with an identified disability? This includes any long-term or recurring condition that impacts one or more major life activities. If so, consider applying for the Wells Fargo Scholarship Program for People with Disabilities! Each year, the scholarship…
- What are Your Rights while in College/University?
The transition between high school and college can be tough for any student. For many, college is the first time you are on your own and are responsible for taking care of yourself. You will have more freedom in choosing how you schedule your day-to-day life than ever before. At the same time, your college will expect…
- Workplace Issues (ADHD)
The symptoms of ADHD can create challenges for the adult in the workplace, just as they do for children in school. Some adults with ADHD have very successful careers. Others may struggle with a variety of challenges, including poor communication skills, distractibility, procrastination and difficulty managing complex…
- WORKPLACE READINESS Program
Local high school students with special needs can volunteer for three months at the Assistance Dogs of Hawaii facility where they will receive valuable training and experience that will help them obtain gainful employment upon graduating from high school. Offered By: ASSISTANCE DOGS OF HAWAII For: local high school…
- World Health Organizaiton Internship Programme
A competent and dynamic health workforce at the heart of each health system is essential to advance global health goals. Countries need a pool of health professionals trained and exposed to the systems and processes in the health sector and who understand how stakeholders interact within the international health…
- World Health Organization Internship Programme
A competent and dynamic health workforce at the heart of each health system is essential to advance global health goals. Countries need a pool of health professionals trained and exposed to the systems and processes in the health sector and who understand how stakeholders interact within the international health…
- YES Abroad
YES Abroad offers participants the opportunity to immerse themselves in the life of one of 14 countries for an academic year (10 months). The YES Program focuses on countries with significant Muslim populations. Participants develop critical global leadership skills, promote mutual understanding, and form lasting ties…
- Your Anxiety Toolkit – Anxiety & OCD Strategies for Everyday
Your Anxiety Toolkit – Anxiety & OCD Strategies for Everyday Your Anxiety Toolkit Podcast delivers effective, compassionate, & science-based tools for anyone with Anxiety, OCD, Panic, and Depression. Offered By: Kimberly Quinlan, LMFT For: individuals with Anxiety, OCD, Panic, and Depression Offered By: Kimberly…
- Youth Leadership Committee
The PACE Youth Leadership Committee (YLC) unites passionate high school students to support PACE’s mission and build awareness for autism. The group is managed by its members and advised by a PACE Marketing and Development staff member. PACE Youth Leadership Committee members plan events and complete projects that…
- ʻIke Ao Pono: Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Students in Nursing Envisioning Health & Wellness for the Whole Community
ʻIke Ao Pono was pilotted in 2001 with only 6 students and became an established as a permanent program in 2004 with 66 students. The primary mission of the program is threefold: To improve the health and healthcare of Hawaiʻi and the Pacific with appropriate and culturally sensitive care. To increase the number of…