Initiatives
The Observatory drives, supports, and recognizes concrete actions that transform neurodiversity into an everyday practice. This infographic presents our 6 key initiative areas on Neuroeducation and Neurodiversity, designed to create an inclusive future and cultivate unique talents for all brains, covering fundamental areas from brain understanding and the valuation of diversity, to inclusive classrooms, Universal Design for Learning (UDL) tools, teacher training, and emotional support.


The Observatory promotes, supports, and recognizes concrete actions that turn neurodiversity into an everyday reality.
Here, we present the initiatives that have been implemented:
The International Observatory on Neuroeducation and Neurodiversity extends its sincere gratitude to the Southeast Airport Group (ASUR)—and specifically to Regional Airports Director Héctor Navarrete Muñoz; Mérida Airport Administrator Óscar Carrillo Maldonado; Operations and Security Manager Luis Cortázar Vivas; and General Aviation and Public Relations Manager Ana Cristina Muñoz Bello—for their willingness, sensitivity, and commitment to implementing measures that foster inclusion and support for individuals with autism and other neurodivergent conditions.
We particularly acknowledge their openness to creating airport environments that are more accessible, understanding, and inclusive, thereby helping neurodivergent individuals and their families enjoy a safer and more positive travel experience.
The Observatory welcomes these types of initiatives and reaffirms its commitment to joining forces to advance toward a society where inclusion and respect for neurodiversity are translated into concrete actions.




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