Resources
AusDoCC
For all people with a disorder of the corpus callosum –
Recognition, Opportunities, Access and Resources.
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The Human Library
The Human Library challenges stereotypes and prejudices through dialogue. The Human Library is a place where people are books on loan to readers for a chat.
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IRC5
International Research Consortium
working together to discover the causes, consequences, and effective interventions for disorders of the corpus callosum and associated disorders of cerebral connectivity.
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The Queensland Brain Insitute
The Cortical Development and Axon Guidance Laboratory, led by Professor Linda J. Richards, investigates how the brain becomes wired up during development. Their research focuses on the development of the cerebral cortex, a region of the brain where all higher order cognition is processed. The lab investigates the development of the largest fibre tract in the brain, called the corpus callosum, that connects neurons in the left and right cerebral hemispheres.
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University of Maine
University of Maine created the first online community for people with Agnesis of Corpus Callosum.
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NODCC
NODCC has become the leading organization for disorders of the corpus callosum seeking to raise the profile, understanding and acceptance of these disorders through education, networking, advocacy, and being a catalyst for research.
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CORPAL
Corpal is a not-for-profit support group and charity run by parents, families, and carers of children and adults who have ACC or Aicardi Syndrome
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