Partnership Guide

Neurodiversity-Informed Photography + Creative Collaboration
For organizations, libraries, theaters, + community programs
Shannon Collins

Page 2 — About Me

Who Am I?

  • Philadelphia-based photographer, Autistic + ADHD (AuDHD) creative, and parent
  • 16+ years documenting connection, identity, and community
  • Co-creator of LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent youth programs
  • Accessibility, consent, and inclusion are core values

Page 3 — Sample Types of Projects

Program Documentation + Event Photography

  • Photography for programs, events, or workshops for branding, newsletters, reports, and grants
  • Visual storytelling prioritizing comfort, consent, autonomy, and accessibility

Creative Partner for Confidence Workshops

  • Short-term photography/arts-based workshops to foster confidence and connection
  • Collaborative, fun, identity-affirming experiences rooted in accessibility and accommodations

Page 4 — How I Structure My Work

  1. Initial Email Exchange
  • We discuss your goals, timeline, and priorities.
  1. Project Scoping
  • Tailored plan for your org, with access and consent in mind.
  1. Facilitation
  • Photography, workshops, or creative support delivered thoughtfully and collaboratively.
  1. Deliverables & Follow-Up
  • Photos, materials, and guidance provided.
  • Optional written recs for improved accessibility

Page 5 — Why Partner With Me?

Why Partner With Me

Industry Experience
16+ years of professional photography centering marginalized communities

Program Leadership
Co-created programs supporting LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent youth

Recognized Work
Featured in The New York Times for neurodiversity-affirming work

Ethical Documentation Practices
Consent-forward, access aware photography and storytelling

Page 6 — Creative services package tailored to your needs

Rates + Flexibility

  • Project-based, tailored to your budget and program needs
  • Sliding scale available for community-centered or grant-funded projects
  • Transparent and flexible pricing aligned with organizational goals

Next Steps

  • Email me to discuss your goals and potential collaborations
  • Client communication centered around your accessibility needs