Neurodiversity Basics
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March 20, 2025
10:00 am—11:00 am
Zoom
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You’re invited to join Neuroinclusive Workforce Solutions for a free, 1-hour virtual webinar on neurodiversity basics. In honour of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, our presenters will provide an introduction of concepts, language, statistics and definitions with a goal of building foundational knowledge on neurodiversity and understanding how it impacts your work. They will share why fostering inclusive environments is relevant and important, and address how individuals and organizations can adapt to accommodate diverse ways of thinking.
You’re invited to join Neuroinclusive Workforce Solutions for a free, 1-hour virtual webinar on neurodiversity basics.
In honour of Neurodiversity Celebration Week, our presenters will provide an introduction of concepts, language, statistics and definitions with a goal of building foundational knowledge on neurodiversity and understanding how it impacts your work.
They will share why fostering inclusive environments is relevant and important, and address how individuals and organizations can adapt to accommodate diverse ways of thinking.
Zoom
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