Rebecca (Becca) Alley (she / they) graduated from the University of South Carolina with a Bachelor’s degree in Marine Science. After struggling to hold down several jobs, she transitioned into the fast food industry. Two years into working full time as a delivery driver and running shifts, her therapist recommended a diagnostic test for Autism Spectrum Disorder.

At the age of 23, the tests results revealed she was indeed Autistic, and had undiagnosed information processing disorders affecting both auditory and visual processing. These diagnoses were in addition to ADHD, OCD, Generalized Anxiety, severe Dermotillamania (skin picking disorder), and Bipolar II Disorder. Her driving statement is, "Hiring neurodivergent candidates isn't charity, it's smart business".

Sheva Duskis is the Neuroinclusion Hub copy-editor, serving as an essential arm to the organization. If you see materials from Neuroinclusion Hub, Shevy has worked her magic on it. She's passionate about our inclusion mission as a fellow neurodivergent-identifying professional herself.

She is a proud mother of two little boys and a doting dog-mom to the bestest girl, Lulu.

Ben VanHook is an autistic Master's student pursuing a degree in Public Policy at George Mason University; with an emphasis in education policy.

He has extensive disability advocacy experience, having spoken at the United Nations, the Global ADHD Summit, and at several colleges around the United States from Stanford University to John Hopkins University, and having worked on several research projects involving the autistic community at UCLA - Riverside, the University of Massachusetts - Boston, and George Mason University.

His areas of expertise lie in autism, disability, neurodiversity, education, and employment.