Embracing Neurodiversity and Fostering Inclusivity in the workplace
Join us as we consider the concept of neurodiversity and its impact on workplace inclusivity. The event aims to shed light on the significance of embracing neurodiversity and provide practical insights for organisations to create an inclusive environment. Our speaker, Dr. Deborah Leveroy, Head of Consultancy and Research at neurobox, will share her expertise and real-world examples.
Key discussion points would include:
* Exploring the employee life cycle from the perspective of an autistic and dyslexic employee
* Challenges and tipping points in the cycle
* Exploring disclosure and self-advocacy
* Workplace adjustments and inclusive practice
About Dr Deborah Leveroy – Head of Research and Consultancy: Deborah is a practitioner and academic with 14 years of experience researching and working in the neurodiversity field. Her work is published in several Routledge peer-reviewed journals, the British Dyslexia Association handbook, and People Management magazine. Deborah has a PhD in dyslexia from the University of Kent. She brings her varied background to her role, having worked as a disability advisor, strategy coach, study skills tutor, university lecturer and theatre practitioner.
At neurobox, Deborah provides consultancy services to organisations to enable neuroinclusion in the workplace. She also advises on academic and industry research projects and leads on our R & D insight panels.
Timings:
11am Registration over coffee
11.30 – 12.30pm: Talk
12.30pm: further networking
1pm Event end
Cambridge Network members may attend at a cost of £15 VAT
Non-members may also attend this session at a fee of £25 VAT
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Event information
Date
Time
11.00am
Venue
Online