inclusion - highschool

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Across
  1. 4. ___ allyship — support done for appearance rather than genuine solidarity
  2. 5. Being fully present for someone without judgment, advice, or trying to fix things
  3. 6. Dropping the performance of fitting in — a concept celebrated especially in neurodivergent communities
  4. 7. Using your privilege or platform to boost marginalised voices rather than speaking over them
Down
  1. 1. Using power or norms to block people from spaces, identities, or communities they belong in
  2. 2. Support networks built on love and acceptance — often a lifeline when biological families fall short
  3. 3. The deeper goal of inclusion — not just diversity on paper, but people genuinely feeling they matter
  4. 7. Actively supporting marginalised communities — requires action, not just good intentions