Black History Month: Breaking the Silence on ADHD in Black Communities
Black individuals with ADHD face the same symptoms – but not the same support. Implicit bias, cultural stigma, and barriers to care mean too many go undiagnosed, misdiagnosed, or unseen entirely. ADHD doesn’t discriminate by race. Our healthcare system shouldn’t either.
This February, we’re changing the narrative.
Free for Black History Month:
- 1-month membership for new members
- Weekly webinars addressing ADHD in Black communities
- Real talk about diagnosis disparities, advocacy, and access
Because recognition matters. Representation matters. Care matters.
Your story deserves to be heard. Your needs deserve to be met.
Let’s build equity together.
What’s Included in Your FREE 30-Day Trial:
- Access to 20+ peer support groups and work groups
- Special organizing and productivity-boosting events
- Fun community activities
- World-renowned expert-led webinars
- Members-only ADDA Social community platform
- And so much more…
And because we have so much to offer, we also give you:
- New Member Meetings ensure you know where to start and where to go next
- Member success specialist offers personalized support
THIS MONTH
Celebrating Black History Month with free 1-month memberships for the entire month of February.
Free webinars to learn more about ADHD from renowned experts.
African American/Black Diaspora +ADHD Peer Support Group 
Sessions: 90 minutes
When: 2nd & 4th Mondays at 7 pm ET/6 pm CT / 5 pm MT / 4 pm PT
African American/Black Diaspora +ADHD Peer Support Group
Each of us has a unique ADHD journey, discovering what we have in common brings us together. You don’t have to figure out ADHD on your own. You can talk to people just like you.
This group provides support to African American adults with ADHD. This is a safe, non-judgmental environment to learn about ADHD, share your experiences, and discover your ADHD strengths.
