WORKSHOP

Neurodivergence at Work

Monday, August 19 from 3pm–5pm EST

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In this comprehensive series, we’ll learn the origins of justice-led initiatives for neurodiversity and how to craft a workplace that caters to all styles of work and communication.

In this session, participants will:

  • Learn about the history and definition of neurodiversity

  • Unpack how neuronormativity is shaped by white supremacist culture

  • Understand the trends that shaped our collective awareness of neurodiversity in the workplace

  • Explore tactical ways to make your workplace more inclusive for neurodiverse learners

  • Reflect on our own unique ways we learn, process and connect with others

$129

50% off available for cause-centered organizations and group discounts available. Contact us.

  • Location

    Virtual (Zoom)

  • Language(s)

    English

  • Accessibility

    Closed Captioning Provided

    Recording and slides shared after event close to all registrants

  • Agreements

    Please review our Community Values for guidelines for engaging in our learning spaces.

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Led by Nicole Cardoza

As an award-winning DEI consultant, writer and speaker, Nicole’s unique approach to facilitation help drive business goals while keeping the wellbeing of employees at heart. Learn more about Nicole >

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FAQs

  • All workshops, unless specifically stated otherwise, are on a per-person basis.

  • Yes! You can adjust the quantity at checkout. Access to the workshop will be sent via email; please share that information with the members you’ve enrolled.

  • Yes, a session recording will be made available to everyone who enrolled.

  • Enrollment in our workshops are non-refundable.

  • Yes, contact us at teams@antiracismdaily.com for details.