Community Outreach
We connect with local communities to understand their needs and bring inclusive education directly to the youth who need it most.
Empowering All Youth
in Education
We make learning inclusive for every young person through community outreach, educational programs, and a worldwide network of volunteer-run chapters.
- 12
- global chapters
- 100%
- volunteer-driven
- All
- youth, included
Proud to collaborate with
Stanford NNEA
Stanford Neurodiversity Project
International Buddy
Autism Peer 1 on 1
Local schools & communities
Inclusive education, built by students who care
IncludEdU is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that specializes in community outreach, educational programs, and volunteer coordination.
We tailor our services to fit the unique needs of the communities we serve, helping them thrive and succeed. We're dedicated to making a positive impact in our community through our various programs and initiatives, including a strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming approach that meets every learner where they are.
- Inclusion first: every learner belongs
- Community-tailored programs
- Youth empowerment & leadership
- Strengths-based, neurodiversity-affirming
Three ways we create impact
Educational Programs
Hands-on programs and resources designed to make learning accessible, engaging, and tailored to diverse minds and abilities.
Volunteer Coordination
We mobilize passionate student volunteers worldwide, coordinating chapters that run local events and mentorship.
Learning tailored to every mind
Each chapter hosts its own events to help its local community, from tutoring and mentorship to awareness workshops. We meet students where they are and build on their strengths.
See how chapters workResources & Learning Hub
Explore helpful tools, guides, and organizations supporting inclusive education and neurodivergent learners.
Understanding Neurodiversity
Learn more about different ways of thinking, learning, and experiencing the world.
Child Mind Institute
Guides on ADHD, autism, learning differences, and emotional wellbeing.
Autistic Self Advocacy Network
Resources created by autistic advocates about accessibility, inclusion, and self-advocacy.
Learning Disabilities Association
Information on learning disabilities, educational support, and advocacy.
Learning & Study Support
Practical resources to help students develop skills and discover learning strategies that work.
Reading Rockets
Research-based reading strategies, literacy activities, and educational resources.
LD OnLine
Articles on learning disabilities, study skills, accommodations, and school success.
International Dyslexia Association
Educational materials about dyslexia, structured literacy, and reading support.
For Parents & Families
Helpful guidance for supporting children with different learning needs at home and school.
For Educators & Advocates
Tools for creating more accessible, supportive, and inclusive learning environments.
IncludAI: The Neurodiversity Hackathon
Build AI tools that actually work for neurodivergent learners, by the community, for the community. Most AI tools in education were designed for neurotypical users. We're changing that. Join a 1-week virtual hackathon where students build AI-powered tools designed with neurodivergent youth in mind. The best projects will be showcased at the Stanford Neurodiversity Summit in September 2026.
🧠 AI for Learners Who Think Differently
💬 AI for Connection & Wellbeing
🎨 AI Creative Amplifier
Registration opens July 1, 2026 on Devpost. Winners present at the Stanford Neurodiversity Summit, Sep 19–21.
A global community, one mission
Explore our 12 chapters around the world. Interested in joining one? Reach out to us below. If you don't see a chapter near you, contact us to start your own.
Redmond, WA
Samuel L.
Bellevue, WA
Harry Z.
Pleasanton, CA
Kevin D.
Vancouver, BC
Ruirui T.
Sammamish, WA
Gabriella C.
Boston, MA
Angela X.
West Palm Beach, FL
Scarlett H.
Tustin, CA
Penny L.
Beijing, China
Wendy L.
Bartlesville, OK
Andrew P.
Irvine, CA
Larry C.
Find your local chapter
Interested in joining one of our chapters? Reach out to us to learn how to get involved in local events, mentorship, and outreach.
Get in touchStart a new chapter
Don't see a chapter near you? Reach out to us to start a new chapter in your community.
Apply to start a chapterDiscover our executive team
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Isabella Guan
Founder & President
Hi, my name is Isabella, the founder and president of IncludEDU. I am passionate about neurodiversity and founded this nonprofit as a platform for advocacy and support for ALL children. I especially want to provide resources for students often underserved in traditional educational spaces. Beyond this, I work towards bringing awareness and have created Read Buddy, an interactive reading app, and Focus Mind, a digital toolkit for students with ADHD or attention difficulties.
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Larry Cui
Vice President
Hello, my name is Larry Cui, the Vice President of IncludEDU. I am deeply passionate about supporting children with ADHD and ensuring they receive equal access to quality education. My motivation stems from annual voluntary teaching trips to rural schools in the mountains of China from 2013 to 2025. Many of the children I met faced not only limited resources but also challenges with focus and learning, often linked to ADHD. These experiences inspired my commitment to developing innovative solutions, such as our ADHD-supportive earplugs, to help students in underserved communities. We aim to begin by assisting children in remote regions of China and eventually expand our efforts globally. I firmly believe that every child, regardless of background or ability, can thrive with the proper support.
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Wendy Liu
VP of Operations
Hello, my name is Wendy Liu, the Vice President of Operations of IncluEDU. I have long held a deep interest in psychology and neuroscience. While I was previously aware of ADHD, my understanding of its underlying causes and neurological basis significantly deepened after studying AP Psychology and participating in the BrainBee competition. Through this experience, I developed a comprehensive understanding of the pathology of ADHD and became more aware of the large number of individuals affected by it. Motivated by this knowledge, I am committed alongside my teammates to supporting those living with ADHD and working to ease the challenges they face.
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Penny Liang
VP of Finance
Blessings, my name is Penny Liang, the Vice President of Finance of IncludEDU. I am committed to creating meaningful change through this project. My passion for helping others began at 13 when I started volunteering, and it has only grown stronger over the years. Recently, my aunt gave birth to a child after years of trying, but the baby was diagnosed with ADHD. This personal experience inspired me to support children with learning differences. I believe our work's impact would extend far beyond individual families. I am dedicated to helping bring compassion, support, and equal opportunities to children with ADHD worldwide.
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Andrew Pan
VP of Engineering
Hello, my name is Andrew Pan! I am the VP of Engineering. I am passionate about supporting ADHD awareness in children as I have been personally affected. I have always struggled with focusing in class and during activities. Interestingly, I noticed my musical studies have helped me concentrate, which led me to discover and learn about the potential modified harmonies have on how we think and feel. I hope to use this connection to help support children with ADHD.
Frequently asked questions
Here are some common questions about our organization.
How can I get involved with IncludEdU?
Please use the join form to start your own chapter if you are interested. We also have various chapters already open, so feel free to contact us about joining or the chapter lead!
What types of activities and events do you host / support?
Our organization specializes in community outreach, educational programs, and volunteer coordination. We tailor our services to fit the unique needs of the communities we serve, helping them thrive and succeed. Each chapter hosts their own events to help their local community.
How can I contact support?
You can reach our support team by emailing contact@includedu.org, calling +1 (954) 605-3871, or using the contact form on our website. Our dedicated volunteers are available during business hours to assist with any inquiries or issues.
Is the hackathon free to join?
Yes, the Neurodiversity Awareness Hackathon with Stanford NNEA is free and open to students and allies of all skill levels. Register your interest above to get updates.
Empower your community with our mission
IncludEdU is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Your donation is tax-deductible and goes directly to programs for youth.
How can we help?
Questions, chapter requests, or hackathon sign-ups? Contact us anytime.