WorkPride Panel: Neurodiversity - How Can Organisations Create a Supportive Environment for Their Neurodiverse Employees?
Neurodiversity was coined in 1998 by sociologist Judy Singer. It refers to a social model of disability, in which societal barriers are the main contributing factor affecting people, namely in terms of learning, attention, mood, sociability and other mental functions.
The LGBTQ+ community is already a target for discrimination when it comes to recruitment, development and retention within organizations worldwide. Add disability or Neurodiversity into the mix, it gets even harder for some individuals to secure a job and pursue a meaningful career.
This panel aims to explore the role of neurodiversity in members of the LGBTQ+ community and what strategies are available for organizations to help reduce the prejudice associated with hiring and maintaining such individuals.
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Speakers:
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MNatasha WhitehurstGlobal Inclusion Lead
Rolls-Royce -
MDeborah (Deb) Levy (she/her)Associate Director
WTW -
Marie-Gwenaelle ChuitEmployer Branding & Early Talents Partner
Sanofi -
Jean CoProject Manager
Operational Excellence -
Allie MasonTalent Coordinator
Tyler Grange -
Courtney ZehnderEmployer Brand Specialist
RS Group plc
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