Verified achievements, not vague claims.
We publish figures and milestones once they are verified. Everything below reflects work that has actually happened.
How the initiative is growing.
Research & Policy
SGU contributed youth and neurodivergent perspectives to research and education policy conversations, including research presented at an NCDC conference at Speke Resort.
Practical Inclusion
NeuroKits and practical support resources reached communities in Uganda, Kenya and South Africa.
Youth Network
SGU developed an international youth-led network involving volunteers, researchers, correspondents and advocates.
Advocacy & Campaigns
SGU developed advocacy and awareness work around OCD, invisible disabilities, disability inclusion and education.
Climate Dialogue
SGU developed The Climate We Share as a youth-focused climate dialogue initiative exploring climate literacy and Global South perspectives.
International Engagement
SGU participated in international youth, advocacy and policy conversations.
What this looks like in practice.
Research
Neurodivergent perspectives and education research.
Practical tools
NeuroKits and accessibility-focused resources.
Youth leadership
International youth and volunteer engagement.
Advocacy
Campaigns challenging misconceptions around disability and neurodiversity.
Climate
The Climate We Share youth dialogue initiative.
Public engagement
Conferences, panels, summits and research forums.
Three kinds of reach, kept distinct.
Programme reach, the Regional Correspondents Network and our wider global network are different things. We keep them separate so no one assumes every connected country has received a programme.
Where our work reaches
Places where we have distributed resources, conducted work or delivered programmes.
Uganda, Kenya, South Africa
Regional Correspondents
Locations represented by our Regional Correspondents Network.
Uganda, Dominican Republic, Oman, New Zealand, Cameroon, India, Punjab (Pakistan)
Wider global network
Countries connected through our wider youth and organizational network.
Uganda, Nigeria, Kenya, Cameroon, South Africa, Oman, India, Pakistan, Philippines, Kurdistan, France, Georgia, United States, Dominican Republic, New Zealand
SGU Year in Review — 2026
An annual review covering what we researched, built and engaged with is planned as a future publication. It will appear here once it is finalized.
Ideas worth sharing.
Research, perspectives and updates from Shared Ground.
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