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Paris Hilton to Host UNSTOPPABLE, a First-of-Its-Kind ADHD Creator Summit, During ADHD Awareness Month

The daylong experience at Slivington Manor will convene 100+ of the most influential neurodivergent creators for activations designed around the ADHD mind, produced by Paris Hilton’s nonprofit 11:11 Media Impact

LOS ANGELES, CA – October 5, 2026 – On Thursday, October 15, Paris Hilton, through her nonprofit 11:11 Media Impact and presented by Loop Earplugs, will host UNSTOPPABLE, a first-of-its-kind immersive experience at Slivington Manor in Los Angeles. Built entirely around supporting and celebrating diverse minds, the daylong summit brings together the world's most influential neurodivergent creators for interactive activations, educational sessions, and connection, developed in partnership with Understood.org. 

Recognized as the "first influencer," Paris Hilton has become one of the most visible advocates for the neurodivergent community since sharing her own experience of growing up with undiagnosed ADHD. UNSTOPPABLE extends her advocacy into a live, daylong event to raise awareness, celebrate neurodiversity, and build community among a powerful group of creators who carry both the responsibility and the opportunity of an audience that looks to them for greater understanding, information, and resources about ADHD. 

UNSTOPPABLE arrives alongside striking data on how common, and how invisible,  neurodivergence remains: an estimated 20% of the global population is neurodivergent, yet 76% of neurodivergent people do not disclose their diagnosis publicly. Additionally, 49% of Gen Z is self-identifying as neurodivergent yet 52% of ADHD-related content on TikTok is inaccurate or misleading. Hilton’s team points to these data points as the reason for building the event around creators specifically, a group whose audiences are disproportionately young, and disproportionately unlikely to have seen neurodivergence reflected back at them accurately and positively in the culture they consume.

"I spent so much of my life masking my ADHD. When I finally talked about it publicly, I heard from so many people quietly carrying the same thing. That's why I wanted to convene creators to build community, provide real tools, and the confidence to bring it back to everyone who follows them. If even a fraction of their audiences hear that ADHD might be a gift instead of something to hide or be ashamed of, this becomes a ripple far bigger than one day at my house," said Paris Hilton, CEO and co-founder, 11:11 Media. 

A Format Designed for the Neurodivergent Mind

Rather than a traditional conference format, the day is rooted in play and creativity, including high-engagement, sensory, and regulation-based activation zones, each designed around a specific ADHD-informed need or interest. Guests move at their own pace through experiences built for movement, creativity, awareness, connection, and calm. 

Throughout the day, experts from leading neurodiversity and mental health organizations will lead bite-sized “real talk” sessions including: 

  • Understood.org’s psychotherapist Sarah Greenberg and psychologist Dr. Andrew Kahn will ground the day in the latest research on neurodivergence and equip creators to help combat rising misinformation about ADHD with their audiences.

  • Jake Collective’s CEO Melissa Floren Filippone is joined by Dr. Conor Liston of Weill Cornell Medicine to explain how the neurodivergent brain is built and how it differs from a neurotypical brain, giving creators crucial insight into the science behind their own lived experience.

  • The Mental Health Coalition’s Charles Nicoleau will moderate a conversation with The Jed Foundation's Courtney Knowles, Shira Lazar of What’s Trending and Creators 4 Mental Health, and Dr. Sasha Hamdani on purpose-driven storytelling about ADHD and mental health.

The day will culminate with a powerful fireside chat featuring Hilton, Anton Rabie, Co-Founder and Chair of Spin Master and author of the upcoming book Different: An Unconventional Guide to Becoming Your Best Self, and alice + olivia Founder and CEO Stacey Bendet, all of whom have publicly shared their experiences with ADHD, moderated by Nancy Armstrong, Certified ADHD Parenting Coach and creator of The Disruptors, the award-winning documentary on ADHD.

UNSTOPPABLE, presented by Loop Earplugs, builds on a natural connection between Paris Hilton and Loop Earplugs. Already a Loop fan, Paris collaborated with the brand to co-design her own limited-edition Loop Engage™ — a product she turns to in everyday life to help reduce distracting background noise while staying connected to the people and moments around her. Throughout October, in honor of ADHD Awareness Month, Loop is donating a portion of its proceeds to charity. Additional UNSTOPPABLE partners include Hilton Hotels, United Talent Agency, Kinetic Sand, and JBL. 

Executive Quotes

  • Dimitri O, Co-founder, Loop Earplugs: "Not everyone experiences sound the same way. For many neurodivergent people, and anyone living with noise sensitivity, sound can shape how you focus, sleep and feel day to day. Paris has turned her ADHD into a superpower, and she's an inspiration to a lot of people. She was a Loop user before she was ever a partner, so this collaboration is the real thing. We're proud to be one of the tools she uses to choose how she experiences the world. The donation is our contribution to her cause: giving more people control over how they hear the world, whether they party, sleep, or focus.”

  • Sarah Greenberg, psychotherapist and Vice President, Expertise and Behavioral Health Innovation, Understood.org: “As a partner to 11:11 Media Impact, we designed this day for both incredible fun and driving real cultural change around ADHD. For many, a creator's content is the first time they truly see themselves. That's why Understood.org is leading UNSTOPPABLE's education program, giving creators and their followers practical, expert-backed resources for wherever they are in their ADHD journey. Celebrating the ADHD mind starts with understanding it."

Following the event, 11:11 Media Impact will release a PSA, in partnership with Understood.org and The Mental Health Coalition, featuring intimate portraits of participating creators and celebrities who will share candid reflections on how ADHD has shaped who they are, the challenges others may not see, and the qualities they have come to recognize as strengths. Each person’s lived experience offers a different perspective on ADHD, challenging stereotypes and showing there is no single way an ADHD mind looks, works, or succeeds.

About 11:11 Media Impact

11:11 Media Impact is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by Paris Hilton to turn lived experience into lasting change. Through strategic advocacy, impact storytelling, and philanthropic investment, the organization works across three priority areas: ending institutional child abuse in the Troubled Teen Industry, advancing inclusion for neurodivergent people, and protecting women and girls from nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI-generated deepfakes.

Since its founding, 11:11 Media Impact has helped secure passage of the federal Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act and 19 state laws strengthening protections for youth in congregate care, alongside federal and state action against nonconsensual explicit deepfakes. Through ADHD awareness campaigns, creator convenings, and original storytelling, the organization is building a movement that celebrates neurodivergent minds. 11:11 Media Impact also supports LGBTQIA+ direct service organizations and crisis response efforts.