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• High Museum of Art Event for Neurodivergent Adults

  • When
    Wednesday, February 18, 2026
  •  
    6:30 PM
  • Location
    High Museum Neurodistinct Adult Event
  • Spaces left
    19

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  NeuroInclusive Adult Evening Event held by the High Museum of Art 

  February 18th 

  Free For All Neurodivergent Adults

  Let's Meet Up

  Connect with other GANCC members and non-members between 6:30 at the entrance of the museum.

  To Meet Up, Enter through the STENT FAMILY WING ENTRANCE. We will be located Inside near the Registration Table. 

  
  

  We will continue meeting at the events at the High Museum of Art for the Sensory Friendly Evenings for Neurodivergent Adults on February 18, 2026. They will be adding new programing. We had a great turn out last year and the Museum will continue to add more opportunities as they expand these evenings throughout the year. 

  All adults of all ages who identify as disabled or neurodivergent to join us along with their friends and family for a Sensory-Friendly Evening. This after-hours program includes drop-in art-making workshops, wellness programs, and guides for exploring art and ideas in the galleries. Experience world-class art, explore the museum at your own pace (or with the GANCC group), exercise your creativity, or simply enjoy spending time with friends and family in a supportive, judgment-free environment.

  EVENING ACTIVITES INCLUDED: 

  Sensory Friendly Yoga

  Drop In Art Making

  Air Dry Clay Tiles Art

  Graphite Drawing 

  There are Two (2) Steps To Register 

  Step One: Register with us for FREE! so we know who is coming. Register on this platform. It is open to all member and non-members. 

  Step Two: Register with the High Museum for your COMPLIMENTARY museum entrance ticket.

  Learn more about the event and get your High Museum Free Ticket HERE (They require pre-registration).

  Note: There will be a GANCC Representative to welcome you and connect everyone at the entrance to the museum. Then individuals and/or their families will be free to explore the museum at their own leisure (either together or on your own) and leave when they are ready. 

  All Neurodivergent Adults are welcome to bring family members.

  This event is not run by the GANCC.

  This is a complimentary community event held by the High Museum of Art. 

  If you wish not to attend with our group, please feel free to still take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to meet with other Neurodivergent Adults in the Atlanta area.

  Museum Date and Location

  Date: February 18th

  Address: High Museum, 1280 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 3030

  This event is not chaperoned or held by GANCC or guided by High Museum of Art. This event is open to all Neurodivergent Adults in the Atlanta area. 

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• All Community Networking Event: Executive Functioning for Neurodivergent Adults

  • When
    Thursday, February 26, 2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
  • Location
    200 Mansell Court East, Suite 305, Roswell, GA 30076

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  Everyone is Welcome! Professionals, Georgia Companies, Neurodivergent Individuals, and Advocates

  We are excited to have Mrs. Danielle Moore; M.S.Ed, CCC-SLP and Dr. Angelica Gunn-Phipps CCC-SLP-D to our GANCC Networking Event. 

  Thursday, February 26 

  Start Time - 9:00am 

  
  

  "Executive Functioning for Neurodivergent Adults"

  Support professionals, advocates and workplace managers can support neurodivergent adults strengthen executive functioning (EF) skills - the skills used to plan, start, organize, shift, and complete tasks, especially when demands rise or plans change. 

  Our professional speakers, Mrs. Danielle Moore; M.A.Ed., CCC-SLP and Dr. Angelica Gunn-Phipps CCC-SLP-D will provide have years of experience in working with adults including improving college, career work, social and workplace relationships, and independent living, which can drastically improve confidence and day-to-day stability.

  EF support is most effective when it’s individualized by building systems for planning and prioritizing. Common tools include routines and checklists, calendars and reminders, backward planning from deadlines, note-taking or visual cues, environmental setup, accountability structures, “if-then” coping plans, and strategies for self-advocacy and accommodations. 

  Individuals with EF challenges may also require support in areas such as social communication, which can include reading context, navigating workplace or college expectations, managing conflict, and planning conversations.

  WHAT GANCC MEMBERS WILL LEARN:

  
  

  Neurodivergent adults & advocates will gain new strategies to navigate executive functioning challenges, clarify support needs, and secure effective accommodations.

  
  

  Support professionals will gain a deeper executive functioning framework - plus practical examples of neurodiversity-affirming language they can use right away.

  
  

  Georgia businesses will learn how to identify and implement neurodiversity-affirming workplace practices through an executive functioning lens so supports are applied consistently to improve performance and strengthen retention.

  
  

  
  

  This event is for ALL COMMUNITY MEMBERS ! 

  A Light Breakfast with Coffee and Tea will be provided by Rise Coffee as well as time to network afterwards. 

  
  

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• All Community Networking Meeting - April 23

  • When
    Sunday, April 05, 2026
  • Location
    The Cottage School, 700 Grimes Bridge Rd Roswell, GA 30075
  • Spaces left
    25

  

  The Cottage School will be hosting our April Event to discuss their 

  Roswell Career Academy - Coming Soon! 

  Beyond graduation, students have the opportunity to continue developing life and career skills through on-site job support, instruction, and hands-on practice, helping them build confidence and independence as they transition to the next stage of their lives.

  SPRIL 23, 2026

  TIME TBD 

  More Information Soon! 

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