Making event knowledge
work for every kind of mind
Events generate incredible knowledge. But the way it gets delivered doesn't work equally for everyone. We're partnering with organizations who want to change that.
What is All Minds?
All Minds is a partnership program for organizations committed to neuroinclusion. We provide Snapsight at subsidized or no cost to events focused on accessibility, neurodiversity, and inclusive knowledge delivery.
In return, we work alongside you - learning what formats, structures, and approaches actually help diverse audiences absorb and act on event content.
This isn't charity. It's a shared commitment to figuring out what neuroinclusive event knowledge looks like in practice.
We believe the events industry is just beginning to understand what neuroinclusion means for content delivery. We want to be part of figuring that out - together.
Why we're doing this
Snapsight transforms live sessions into structured, multilingual, multi-format outputs. We believe that capability should serve the people who need it most - not just organizations with the biggest budgets.
We also know there's no playbook yet for neuroinclusive content delivery at events. By working with organizations who care deeply about this, we can help create one.
What you get
Snapsight for your events
Subsidized or free access, based on your situation. We'll work with your budget to make this possible.
Flexible output formats
Summaries, detailed notes, action items, multilingual versions. We'll work with you to find what serves your audience.
A partner, not a vendor
We're genuinely interested in what works. Expect us to ask questions, listen, and adapt alongside you.
What we're hoping to learn together
We don't have all the answers. That's the point. As we work with All Minds partners, we want to understand what actually helps.
Which formats help most: executive summaries, structured notes, action lists, or full transcripts?
What reduces cognitive load without oversimplifying the content?
How do language and format choices affect engagement across different audiences?
What does "good" look like for neuroinclusive knowledge delivery at events?
What we'll share
With partner consent, we'll publish what we learn - so the whole industry can benefit.
- A practical guide to neuroinclusive event content
- Templates: "choose your format" menus, speaker guidance, consent language
- Insights and anonymized examples to help others improve
Your participation helps more than your own events. It helps move the entire industry forward.
Who this is for
We'd love to work with organizations where neuroinclusion is central to the mission.
Accessibility and neurodiversity organizations
Associations and nonprofits focused on disability, accessibility, or neurodivergent communities.
Healthcare organizations
Events serving neurodiverse patients, caregivers, or healthcare professionals in this space.
Education and research
Academic conferences exploring inclusive education, universal design, or cognitive accessibility.
Events prioritizing cognitive accessibility
Any convening designed with diverse minds in mind - where inclusive delivery is a priority.
Apply to All Minds
Tell us about your organization and your events. We'll follow up within 10 business days.
Questions?Email us at allminds@snapsight.com