NonBinary Solutions

Here it is.... 🎟

For those of you who were curious about our panel at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, here is the footage. 🎬

Fun fact: Queen Latifah was presenting on another panel at the same time as ours, just down the street. 🎤

The Future Is Non-Binary: How Technology and Culture Can Make Health More Human🌟

This panel reinforced the necessity of embracing a more inclusive approach to healthcare, one that aligns with our rapidly changing technological landscape and cultural identities. We hope to continue this important conversation and work towards a future where health truly is for everyone.



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Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity
Havas Health & You
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The Future Is Non-Binary: How Technology and Culture Can Make Health More Human - Cannes 2024 "The Future Is Non-Binary: How Technology and Culture Can Make Health More Human" as we explore the intersection of technology, culture, and health at Infill...

"It's part of my values to be someone I needed to see when I was growing up. So be that authentic person. Be as weird and gay and audacious as I possibly can be..." 🗣

Logan Jones and Evan Knowles really brought "the best" out of me (...or something like that) in our discussion on Middle Tech podcast. 🎙

Please listen and follow these guys and their podcast for great insights on the startup and landscape in the .

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279. Amanda Ralston of NonBinary Solutions on Pioneering Change in Neurodivergent Healthcare In this episode, Logan and Evan sit down with Amanda Ralston, founder of NonBinary Solutions. They explore her transition from applied behavior analysis to t...

Today is World Autism Day.
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April is Autism Month #ItsNotBinary I post this yearly... Today is April 2, 2021. World Autism Awareness Day.When I first learned about autism in 1999, my college textbook gave me exactly two paragraphs about a “disorder” that was estimated to be as prevalent as 1 in every 1000 individuals in the US. Today autism is considered as ...