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The Neurodiverse City launched two public surveys to gather input from neurodivergent populations around public space access in New York City and beyond, hosted workshops and site audits, and tested two neuroinclusive prototypes.
Cornell PiTech PhD Impact Fellow Lucy Jiang assessed how technology can help evaluate public space accessibility via “Neurodivergence Research, Technology, and Public Space” In May 2026, the Neurodiverse City released a final report on learnings, best design practices, and recommendations for future accessibility policy planning.