From NeuroHub: ‘Ecologies of Belonging’, our EcoNeuro Symposium talk, is now a written post

NeuroHub’s own blog, The Wider Existence, has published Ecologies of Belonging. It is the written version of a talk recorded for the EcoNeuro Symposium at the University of Oslo. The post went up on 1 November 2026.

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The talk behind the post

The talk’s full title is “Ecologies of Belonging: Star Stuff, Kinship and Becoming Community”. The post says the team couldn’t be at the symposium in person, so they recorded the talk instead.

Recording it also took away the time limit. In the post’s words:

without a clock running it went well past its slot

What the written version adds

The post says the written version keeps the shape of the talk and adds further material. The public preview stops at that point, so we can’t tell you what the extra sections cover.

What this summary can and can’t tell you

This summary uses only the short public preview of the post. The preview doesn’t set out the talk’s arguments, so we haven’t guessed at them.

The title gives a sense of the themes: belonging, kinship, and what it means to become a community. It also mentions “star stuff”. How those ideas fit together is explained in the full post.

If you’re interested in belonging and community for neurodivergent people, or you missed the symposium, the written version is the place to start.

Where to read it

You can read the full post on The Wider Existence: Ecologies of Belonging.

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