Paris Hilton Unites 200+ Neurodivergent Creators for UNSTOPPABLE, a First-of-Its-Kind ADHD Creator Summit
The immersive summit convened leading creators with a combined audience reach of over 500 million, alongside experts and advocates, to celebrate neurodiversity and change the conversation around ADHD
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LOS ANGELES, October 16, 2026--Paris Hilton, through her nonprofit 11:11 Media Impact and presented by Loop Earplugs, brought together more than 200 neurodivergent creators with a combined audience reach of 500 million+, along with advocates and experts, for UNSTOPPABLE, a first-of-its-kind ADHD creator summit held at Slivington Manor in Los Angeles on October 15. The daylong event featured interactive activations, educational sessions, and candid conversations designed to build community and equip creators with tools to help their audiences better understand ADHD.
Hosted during ADHD Awareness Month, UNSTOPPABLE grew out of Hilton's advocacy for the neurodivergent community after she began speaking openly about growing up with undiagnosed ADHD. The goal was to challenge misconceptions, share lived experiences, and explore how greater awareness and understanding can help people embrace and celebrate the ways their minds work.
Recognizing the powerful role creators play in shaping culture, Hilton designed a gathering to educate the creators about their mind so they could then share credible, expert-backed information with their audiences, and then give them the space to connect and play through the Festival portion of the event.
Creators in attendance included Lizzo, Haley Baylee, Rebecca Zamolo, Dr. Sasha Hamdani, Whitney Cummings, Miranda Cosgrove, Elyse Myers, Tanner Smith, Alex Partridge, Nik Hobrecker, Thea Donaldson, Armani White, CJ Perry, Chloe Hayden, and Vas J Morgan, among others.
"Bringing UNSTOPPABLE to life has been so special to me. Seeing this community come together, sharing stories, connecting with each other, and celebrating the unique way our minds work is exactly what I hoped today would be. I know what it feels like to grow up feeling misunderstood, and I wanted to create a space where people feel seen, supported, and celebrated for who they are. These creators have the power to take what we shared today to millions of people. If even one person watching their stories feels less alone, more understood, or finally sees their ADHD as something they don't have to hide, then today has made a difference. And this is just the beginning."
An Experience Built Around the ADHD Mind
Moving beyond the traditional conference format, UNSTOPPABLE offered an immersive environment designed around how neurodivergent people experience the world. Participants explored interactive, sensory, creative, and regulation-based activations designed to encourage movement, connection, self-expression, and calm, while engaging with experts and fellow creators throughout the day.