Girls and women with ADHD often face challenges that go unseen or misunderstood. As an ally, your awareness and support can help create spaces where they feel understood, valued, and inspired to thrive.
“The Center’s dedication to including women from varied backgrounds makes this work even more impactful and inclusive. We need more research like this to truly understand the influence of ADHD on the wellness and overall quality of life for women and girls.”
–Woman with ADHD, Patient Partner
Four Steps Toward Better Serving Black and Brown Girls and Women with ADHD
ADHD is often overlooked in racial and ethnic minority girls and women due to bias, stigma, and underrepresentation in research. Addressing these disparities requires inclusive education, community partnerships, equitable research, and systemic policy change.
Getting a Good Seat at Life’s Table
What my sister with ADHD has taught me – and what she can teach all of us.
By Annie Feibel
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