You have most likely heard this saying before. A lot of companies use this phrase to give credit to having at least one person involved in the decision-making who identifies with the people the decisions are being made for. That could be one person out of 100 others who don't, and so their voice is a mere echo. At Dyspraxia Magazine, 100% of decisions are made by dyspraxic people and is dyspraxic owned. We stay true to "Nothing About Us Without Us".

Collaborating with researchers, occupational therapists and researchers is key. With the rise of social media platforms and AI tools making it easier for well-intentioned advocates to raise awareness, the sharing of misinformation has never been more prominent and harmful. We do our best to ensure everything we share is fact-checked to the original source. Even highly respected websites, including the NHS website, have been known to share misinformation sometimes.

Dyspraxia Magazine is a small, multi-neurodivergent, queer woman-owned magazine. At first glance, it may seem like there is a big team backed by funding and more. Alas! Dyspraxia Magazine is run entirely by ONE person. From time to time, volunteers will support running bigger projects and will occasionally help with smaller, more frequent tasks. All volunteers are part of a panel that helps make decisions and bring new ideas. All of whom are dyspraxic themselves.