The inclusive club kit is a design intervention and collective experience around neurodiversity. The kit consists of various elements: a methodology, tools, materials to build the club space, neurodivergent timekeeping, team building exercises, and members of the inclusive club proposing various workshops. The kit is designed to take space, to bring visibility and to create a permanent space and tools for the partakers to implement. The ultimate goal is to facilitate creating a neurodivergent movement in schools, companies, and governments, but also to connect efforts, news, research, activism, designers, and institutions to make taking action impactful and creative.

About the creative talent

Daisy started the project as a way of fostering inclusiveness, design activism, and addressing societal issues during their time at the design academy. It went through various forms before it became the kit it is today. The overarching question Daisy is trying to answer with the kit is: what would the world look like if we started designing from a neurodivergent perspective?