A youth-led nonprofit inspiring young people to explore neuroscience, embrace neurological differences, and empower neurodivergent children through inclusive education and community service.
Upcoming Free Workshop
Saturday, December 5, 2026 · 11:00–11:50 AMJoin NeuroUnited for an interactive workshop for neurodivergent children ages 5–14, exploring how music connects with the brain through rhythm, movement, listening, and fun brain activities.
Designed for children with autism, ADHD, and learning differences. Due to limited space, the workshop is open to neurodivergent children accompanied by a parent or caregiver only.
📅 Saturday,
December 5, 2026
🕚 11:00–11:50 AM
📍 Fremont Main Library
Fukaya Room B
2400 Stevenson Blvd, Fremont, CA 94538
🎵 Music & the Brain© Workshop
Ages 5–14
Parent or caregiver accompanies child
(open to neurodivergent children only)
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Music engages brain networks involved in listening, movement, memory, attention, and emotion. Rhythm, music, and playful activities can offer neurodivergent children opportunities for expression, participation, and connection. Research shows that engaging with music can enhance cognitive functions, improve emotional regulation, and foster social connections.
At NeuroUnited, our Music & the Brain© workshop brings these ideas to life through rhythm, movement, listening, and interactive brain activities.
Our Programs
Hands-on neuroscience activities, experiments, and neurodiversity awareness education at community events.
Explore brain anatomy, senses, reaction time, and how the nervous system works through fun interactive activities that foster understanding, respect, and inclusion of neurological differences.
More events coming soon!
NeuroUnited Youth Musical Choir (Open to neurodivergent children and youth ages 5–17, with participants divided into younger and older age groups.) An inclusive youth choir that brings young people together through singing and music—building confidence, friendship, teamwork, and a sense of belonging.
Music & the Brain© (Open to neurodivergent children ages 5–14) An interactive music workshop welcoming neurodivergent children and youth of all communication abilities. Through rhythm games, percussion instruments, creative movement, and engaging brain activities, participants explore the connection between music, movement, and the brain in a fun, supportive environment.
Summer 2027
Hands-on neuroscience, creative activities, experiments, and more.
Kids will explore the brain through models, games, group activities, and age-friendly science challenges.
Coming SoonResearch Club · More Outreach Programs
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Our Mission
NeuroUnited is a youth-led nonprofit dedicated to inspiring young people to explore neuroscience, embrace neurological differences, and make a meaningful impact by supporting and empowering neurodivergent children and youth through inclusive educational, recreational, and community service programs.
About Us
NeuroUnited is a youth-led neuroscience and neurodiversity nonprofit organization bringing young people together to learn about the brain, embrace neurological differences, and make a positive impact in our communities.
Neuroscience helps us explore how the brain and nervous system work. Neurodiversity reminds us that human brains vary and that neurological differences deserve understanding and respect.
Understanding · Empathy · Inclusion · Service · Youth Leadership
Get Involved
Want to explore neuroscience and make a difference? Passionate about inclusion? NeuroUnited is recruiting both general members and students interested in leadership opportunities. No previous neuroscience experience is required.
Join our General Membership to receive newsletter, participate in volunteering, outreach events, workshops, and neurodiversity programs.
Help develop programs, organize events, support outreach, communicate with our community, and help NeuroUnited grow.
Contact
Have a question, want to volunteer, or interested in partnering with NeuroUnited? We'd love to hear from you.
Email Us
info@neurounited.org