Curiosity. Creativity. Connection.

ZIG/ZAG began as a way to gather and share ideas about what it means to ‘think differently’ in a world set up for the neurotypical majority. From this starting point, a broader vision has emerged.

Since 2022, we’ve focused on building collaborative, mutually supportive partnerships and developing projects that prioritise curiosity, creativity, and connection. Our work has involved everything from producing art exhibitions and facilitating creative activism, to piloting alternative models of support for late-identified neurodivergent adults.

We’re not a charity or a company. We don’t have a business plan (we don’t care about profit) nor a ‘brand strategy’ (you won’t find us on any social media platforms). We simply care about bringing together like-minded people, communities, and organisations to imagine and co-create new approaches to neurodivergent empowerment.