The Neurodiversity Justice Bookshelf is a year-long global book club and live event series spotlighting books that speak truth to power through a neurodivergent lens. Each month, a selected book becomes the centerpiece of an international conversation about neurodiversity justice, the intersectional struggle for liberation, dignity, and equity for all neurodivergent people, especially those who are multiply marginalized.

Founded and hosted by Fish in a Tree in partnership with the Neurodiversity Coalition of America, this program is more than a book club, it is a living archive of literature for the movement. Featured authors, speakers, and thought leaders join Bridgette Hamstead and special guests for a monthly virtual event, engaging a global audience in real-time dialogue on systems, survival, and structural change.