Interactive Exhibitions: Interactive exhibitions with video content that we have created for Silent Howl, that combine art, neuroscience, and sensory experiences. These exhibits would feature my research/experience related to brain activities + seizure disorder. Open to public, any age group, ideally on the same day after the performance.
Lecture-Demonstration Events: Host lecture-demonstration events where Sarah and my team can present the process and concepts behind "Silent Howl." This format allows the audience to understand the concept of neurodiversity and to gain insight to its pivotal role in shaping this performance. Open to public, any age group, one-time event.

I am excited about the possibility of community engagement and collaboration with local neurodivergent artist collectives and support groups, such as Alternative Creations Studio and Neurodivergent Artist Collective. My vision is to create a meaningful gatherings and workshops where we can share our experiences with neurodiversity, what are art’s role in our lives, how to use art to amplify our voices, and even just daily tips on navigagting life with our different sensory/ processing needs.
Advanced Preparation and Online Resources: In preparation for the gatherings and workshops, I will provide online resources and information on neurodiversity, seizure disorders, sensory processing differences, and related topics. These resources will serve as educational tools to create a foundational understanding for all participants and will contribute to fostering a supportive and respectful atmosphere during the events.
Additional Collaborators: I am eager to collaborate with experienced facilitators and mentors who have expertise in neurodiversity, art therapy, and inclusive community building. that share a similar vision
Facilitator Mentoring and Guidance: As I acknowledge my current position in my own journey of seeking treatment and support for my seizure disorder, I eagerly welcome mentorship and guidance from experienced facilitators. I am open to learning and growing in my facilitation skills to create enriching and inclusive spaces for the community. Partnering with individuals or organizations who have expertise in neurodiversity, art therapy, and inclusive community building will greatly enhance the quality and impact of our community engagement efforts.