Paris Hilton hosted more than 200 neurodivergent creators at her Los Angeles home on October 15 for UNSTOPPABLE, a daylong ADHD creator summit produced by her nonprofit 11:11 Media Impact. Organizers put the combined audience reach of the attendees at more than 500 million. The summit was timed to ADHD Awareness Month, and when it was announced on October 5.

Lizzo, Whitney Cummings, Miranda Cosgrove, Rebecca Zamolo, Elyse Myers, Tanner Smith, Alex Partridge, Nik Hobrecker, Thea Donaldson, Armani White, CJ Perry, Chloe Hayden, Vas J Morgan, and psychiatrist and creator Dr. Sasha Hamdani were among the attendees, according to 11:11 Media Impact. Haley Baylee (Haley Kalil), whose TikTok account counts about 17 million followers and who was named to the TIME100 Creators list in 2025, was also on the list.

The stated goal was to give creators expert-backed information on ADHD that they could then share with their audiences, and to give the community a day to meet each other. Hilton was diagnosed with ADHD in her twenties and has said she spent much of her life masking the condition.

“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,” Paris said in a statement after the event. “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.”

The organizers describe the format as built around how neurodivergent people experience the world. Instead of a conference agenda, the day mixed sensory, creative, and regulation-based activations with educational sessions, then closed with a festival portion intended for creators to connect with each other. The venue, Slivington Manor, is the name Paris gives her Los Angeles home.

The education program drew on Understood.org, Jake Collective, The Mental Health Coalition, The Jed Foundation, and Creators 4 Mental Health. Sessions covered the science behind ADHD, combating misinformation, and how creators can share personal stories while pointing their audiences to credible resources.

“When creators share their ADHD stories, it can help start conversations that may not otherwise happen,” said Sarah Greenberg, psychotherapist and vice president of expertise and behavioral health innovation at Understood.org. “And pairing that storytelling with expert-backed information can turn awareness into real support.”

The day ended with a fireside conversation among Paris, Spin Master co-founder and chair Anton Rabie, and Alice + Olivia founder and CEO Stacey Bendet, moderated by Nancy Armstrong, a certified ADHD parenting coach and the creator of the documentary The Disruptors. Rabie is the author of the upcoming book Different: An Unconventional Guide to Becoming Your Best Self.

“I think the first thing parents need to do is double down on investing the time to identify what makes your kid different,” Rabie said. “Then find the environment and immerse them in that environment so that they feel the wins. And you build their confidence, and you build their self-esteem.”

Bendet recalled a first-grade report card that praised her for “becoming more tolerant of others this year.” She added, “But now I lead a team of over 400 people, so you can make it despite your childhood struggles.”

The summit also serves as the foundation for a public service announcement produced with The Mental Health Coalition, built from portraits of participating creators and celebrities talking about how ADHD has shaped their lives. Loop Earplugs, which released a limited-edition Loop Engage with Hilton in August, presented the summit, and Hilton Hotels, United Talent Agency, and Kinetic Sand were also partners.

The event extends a run of ADHD projects from 11:11 Media Impact over the past year. In September 2025 the nonprofit launched Paris & Pups, an animated YouTube series made with Understood.org to increase ADHD representation for families. For ADHD Awareness Month that year it partnered with Google Android and Understood.org on Inclusive by Design, a three-part YouTube series in which Paris shows how she sets up her personal and professional spaces to support her own mind.

11:11 Media Impact is the nonprofit arm of 11:11 Media, the company Hilton co-founded with Bruce Gersh. Alongside its neurodiversity work, the organization says it has helped secure passage of the federal Stop Institutional Child Abuse Act and 20 state laws covering youth in congregate care, and it has backed federal and state action against nonconsensual AI-generated intimate imagery.

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