The Pixeled Minds project was a youth-led initiative aimed at empowering neurodivergent young people and raising social awareness about neurodiversity. Our main objective was to create a safe and inclusive space where participants could share their experiences, build self-confidence, and develop skills needed in social, educational, and professional life. The project objectives included: - raising awareness about neurodiversity and challenging stereotypes, - increasing understanding of the challenges faced by neurodivergent individuals, - equipping participants with practical tools to support mental well-being, self-advocacy, and everyday functioning, - developing digital competences, including the use of assistive technologies and digital content creation, - promoting positive narratives around neurodiversity through creative expression and storytelling, - building lasting connections and support networks among young people from different countries. The project also contributed to strengthening active citizenship and promoting European values such as equality, inclusion, and respect for diversity. By combining non-formal education, digital tools, and international cooperation, participants gained the skills and confidence to actively contribute to a more open and inclusive society.