The CHADD National Board of Directors is a select group of individuals from a variety of backgrounds, bound by their shared interests in educating and advocating for ADHD. They are responsible for setting policy and overseeing the organization’s general well being. The board consists of professionals in medicine, law, education and psychology, as well as other related fields. In order to implement CHADD’s primary objectives, the CHADD Board of Directors puts into place an annual strategic plan that identifies the objectives that are measurable and provide action to support and promote CHADD’s mission and principles.

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To express interest in joining the local Conference Planning Committee for our upcoming conference, please complete the Conference Committee Application. Applications for the 2025 in-person Annual International Conference on ADHD in Kansas City, applications are due by January 31st.

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Formed in August 2023, the Development Committee supports and collaborates with the CHADD CEO to build a Culture of Philanthropy at CHADD and serve as an advisory group for fundraising and other revenue generating ideas.

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CHADD is dedicated to creating a diverse, equitable, and inclusive environment for our employees, volunteers, and community. Our mission is to empower individuals with ADHD and other neurodivergent traits, valuing diversity in all its forms. We are actively working to dismantle barriers, ensuring fair access and participation for all. Inclusion is central to our culture, where every voice matters. We continuously learn and evolve, seeking feedback and advocating for solidarity with marginalized communities. We believe in fostering an environment where everyone can thrive, reflecting our commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging.

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The Editorial Advisory Board is comprised of professionals and consumers from various disciplines and backgrounds who possess comprehensive knowledge and understanding of ADHD. EAB members provide guidance for the editorial content and direction of Attention magazine. Their expertise and credibility ensure that the magazine reflects current published science and is responsive to the needs and concerns of individuals with ADHD across the lifespan, as well as their families.

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The Education Committee of CHADD is established to address and enhance educational opportunities and support systems for individuals with ADHD. The committee's scope encompasses a broad spectrum of activities aimed at advocating for and advancing educational policies, practices, and resources that benefit individuals with ADHD in various educational settings.

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The Finance and Audit Committee monitors all fiscal affairs of CHADD to ensure that the financial policies established by the Board are being met and that the fiscal integrity and accountability of CHADD is being maintained. Duties include reviewing and recommending revisions and/or new fiscal or investment policies and standards; reviewing budget recommendations and submit jointly with the Executive Committee a recommended organizational budget to the Board of Directors; in conjunction with staff, developing and submitting monthly financial reports to the Board of Directors; and in conjunction with staff, reviewing all unrestricted and investment funds annually to determine amounts to be allocated into long term investments.

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CHADD is at the forefront of publishing and disseminating the most current scientifically based and authoritative information about ADHD to members and professionals in the areas of medicine, psychology, education, law, coaching, and other professions. The members of CHADD’s professional advisory board (PAB) are experts in these and related fields. They play an integral part in keeping the organization abreast of the latest developments regarding all aspects of ADHD, including research into cause and treatments, behavior management, employment, insurance, coexisting conditions and other issues surrounding ADHD.

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The Public Policy Committee is charged with advocating on behalf of persons with ADHD and related disorders by influencing national, state, and local public policies. As a committee, we monitor legislation and regulatory agencies as they relate to ADHD, particularly in the justice and educational systems, civil rights, employment and healthcare. The committee is goal-oriented, establishing legislative priorities that we wish to influence, and responding to concerns as they develop. Ideal candidates will have prior experience on similar committees, substantive knowledge about policies impacting ADHD, and/or extensive experience in the field of public policy advocacy. Candidates should have a passion for advancing the collective goals of individuals with ADHD and those who care for them, and enough free time to help CHADD execute its mission.

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