Understood updates

Understood.org is proud to be an official charity partner for the NYCRUNS Brooklyn Experience Half Marathon.

Jessica Shaw hosts a new podcast where parents talk about the challenges (and the wins!) when you have neurodivergent kids. No quick fixes. No judgment. Just other parents who’ve been there.

Briana Berry is building communities that help people with learning and thinking differences thrive in every aspect of their lives.

In this Q&A with Understood’s product team, we explore our newest product, ADHD Unstuck.

A behind-the-scenes look at how Misha Williams uses a degree in economics to make the world a better place for people with learning and thinking differences.

Five ways Understood made the world a more understanding place in 2025.

Since we launched the AI-powered Understood Assistant on U.org, it’s become a go-to resource for anyone who wants expert-vetted information on learning and thinking differences.

Understood has been named to the coveted list of organizations that are communicating purpose, driving emotional connections, and maintaining cultural relevance.

A behind-the-scenes look at how Hilla Katki and a team of experts at Understood.org are helping parents reduce the number and intensity of emotional outbursts in their neurodivergent kids.

In this Q&A, Understood’s Julie Rawe, director of content strategy and accessibility, explains how she’s shaping new W3C global accessibility standards.

A behind-the-scenes look at how Calvin Knie and team cut through the chatter of millions of online videos to deliver credible information on YouTube.

This October, we’re using the power of storytelling through entertainment channels like TV, film, and podcasts to increase awareness and reduce stigma around learning and thinking differences.