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Neurodiversity in Culture and the Case for Neuroinclusion

Virtual

Even a decade ago, most people knew very little about neurodiversity. Today, while the community still faces bias and misconceptions, we also see the rapid rise of “neuroinclusion” as a priority and talent strategy for leading employers. In this webinar, we will explore where this has all come from – and what employers need to […]

Free

The Importance of Chief Accessibility Officers in Public and Private Sectors

Virtual

Fewer than 5% of Diversity Equity and Inclusion have Accessibility in their job title. Is this a promising practice? Is it a positive step to specifically call out accessibility? Join Craig Leen, of K&L Gates as he discusses this with several key leaders: Jeff Wissel, Disability: IN Chief Accessibility Officer,  Tom Babinszki, VP, Accessibility at […]

Personal Use or Reasonable Accommodation: What’s What?

Many employers understand it’s not their responsibility to furnish personal use items, those items needed both on and off the job, as a form of reasonable accommodation. But are there times a personal use item may evolve into a work-related item or accommodation? Perhaps. What about if an employee chooses not to use personal use […]

Free

Neurodiversity and Long-term Success: College to Career

The college experience looks different for everyone. For members of the neurodiverse community, the process of attending college, graduating, and beginning a career can be daunting. For those entering the job market, unemployment for neurodivergent adults runs at least as high as 30-40%.1 In this 60-minute session, we’ll introduce you to 3 guests who each […]

Free

Introduction to Neurodiversity

This will provide an overview of a range of conditions, how this can impact on individuals in the workplace as well as providing workplace strategies. There will also be the opportunity to find out more about how Autism Plus can provide workplace support to your employees via Access to Work funding.

Free

Workplace Mental Health: Employee Perspective

Virtual

Hear directly from employees about their experience with mental illness, and what employers should know to create inclusive and supportive workplaces. Accessibility: Captions and ASL Sign Language Interpreter will be provided. Accommodations + Questions: Please contact [email protected] with your request or inquiry.

Free

Questions vs. Cover Letter

The cover letter has long been considered an opportunity for an applicant to convey why they’re a great candidate for your roles. But, is there a better way? Join us […]

Free

Effective Recruitment Practices – Neurodiversity

This will provide an overview of neurodiversity but then will focus predominately on barriers in the recruitment process for individuals, and how employers can make recruitment more accessible to candidates with a range of needs. Supporting with workplace diversity and attracting various candidates to your workplace.

Free

HR Exchange Live: Diversity and Inclusion

TOPICS INCLUDE: - Developing and Fostering Diverse and Inclusive Leadership - Building and Sustaining Management Engagement in DEI Initiatives - The Role of Organizational D&I in the Quest for Social Justice - Diversity Impact Partners – Building a Meaningful Diversity Infrastructure - Challenges and Opportunities for DEI in a Post-COVID World 100% Online | No travel Required  | Free to Participate […]

Free

Webinar for Families

Zoom Meeting WA, United States

There IS an alternative living solution for your Loved One. Join our free webinar and learn about creating a Shared Living Home. The journey toward home for your Loved One is challenging. Navigating the social service silos, finding suitable housing, choosing roommates, hiring caregivers; it can be daunting. That’s why we offer these free webinars, […]

Free
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