BIRMINGHAM, U.K. - s4story -- FK Digital Alliance is inviting neurodivergent young people aged 19–25 to take part in an exciting new programme aimed at shaping the future of education through digital innovation.

The initiative will bring together participants to share their ideas, experiences and feedback to support the development of a new app designed to improve education and learning experiences for future learners.

The programme offers young people the opportunity to:

• Share their voices and lived experiences
• Help shape inclusive educational technology
• Contribute to a meaningful community project
• Gain valuable experience in digital innovation and collaboration

FK Digital Alliance believes that involving neurodivergent young people directly in the design process is essential to creating more accessible, inclusive and effective learning tools.

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A spokesperson for the organisation said:
"By listening to the experiences of neurodivergent young people, we hope to create technology that better supports learners and helps drive positive change in education."

The organisation is encouraging anyone interested in participating or learning more about the programme to get in touch.

Further details can be found on the FK Digital Alliance Website
https://www.fkdigitalalliance.com/nd-programme