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AE COMMUNITY

Coming December 2026

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Join a free, global community where disabled, neurodivergent, and marginalized humans connect, care, and empower one another

Community Feels Like

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    Access to our online server where you can chat, play games, make friends and find support.

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    Monthly Support Groups where we have real conversations about our real life.

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    Book clubs - we love using Libby to borrow books from the library

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    30% off of our sliding scale coaching services (usually $40-$75 per hour)

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    Accessible meetups in your local area to help you make friends and build community.

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    Knowing you can show up as your most authentic self and find others that share your experiences.

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    Body doubling sessions so you can work, run errands, clean your apartment, or work out with someone.

Come be our new friend!

The AE Community is for disabled, neurodivergent, and other marginalized humans looking for connection and support. Here, you can join monthly support groups, participate in body-doubling sessions, take part in book clubs, attend local meetups, play games and chat with friends, and access resources to practice self-advocacy. This is a space to build real relationships, share experiences, and find practical support in your day-to-day life.

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Meet your host

Kris Joy (they / he)

Traveling across the United States in their campervan, Kris is building community wherever they go by hosting local meetups where people can share their stories, make friends, and feel seen. Born and raised in Nairobi, Kenya, they’ve spent much of their life exploring what home, belonging, and identity truly mean. Today, they partner with organizations to create spaces where all brains, bodies, and backgrounds can thrive.

The AE Community grew from that same vision - a desire to make connection more accessible, intentional, and grounded in action. It’s a free, global space where disabled, neurodivergent, and marginalized humans can make friends and practice self-advocacy in safety and solidarity.