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  • Module 2: Mental Health and the Inclusive Workplace

    Shaping Accessible Employment Practices is a four-part learning series for employers that is designed to enhance skills and build confidence in shaping accessible recruitment and job retention practices. These workshops will help employers understand the key elements to accessing the virtually untapped talent pool of persons with disabilities. Participants will also understand how to develop […]

  • Getting Hired Presents: Neurodiversity In Action!

    Join Getting Hired on May 31st at 12pm EST for "Neurodiversity: In Action!", an empowering event showcasing top employers' commitment to driving inclusivity and building diverse talent pipelines. Connect with innovative companies, gain valuable insights, and expand your network. Don't miss out!

    Free
  • Simple Solutions Toward Better Neuro-Inclusivity

    Join the INSA Foundation and National Security Neurodiversity Network on Tuesday, June 6, from 2:00–3:00 PM ET, for a virtual discussion about simple, yet impactful practices companies can implement to help recruit, […]

    Free
  • Recognizing and Disrupting Workplace Discrimination

    -ALERT- DHR will continue to offer virtual/online training classes as a precaution against COVID-19. The health and safety of the public and our employees have made this decision necessary. To take advantage of our online platform, participants will need a computer and access to an internet connection. Moving forward, our team will contact you via […]

    Free
  • Microsoft Inclusive Hiring Webinar

    In this informational session you will learn about Microsoft’s neurodiversity and disability inclusion recruiting programs.  We’ll simplify the process around applying for roles & requesting interview accommodations and hear from members of the Disability ERG who will share their story of what it’s like to be a person with a disability working at Microsoft.

    Free
  • Disabling Bias Live Podcast

    In this next episode, host Kim Whippy will be chatting to business leaders and influencers about the impact of enabling conversations about disability in the workplace. She'll be joined by Marco Amitrano, PwC UK's Managing Partner responsible for all Client and Market facing activities; Business Disability Forum's CEO Diane Lightfoot and Abigail Agyei MBE Senior […]

    Free
  • (dis)ABILITY Job Search Group: Disability Friendly Digital Job Search

    This group will work best when everyone participates! Be ready to communicate, ask questions, and learn from others. Please feel free to attend with a job coach, support person, etc.! Examples of a disability include, but are not limited to, vision impairment, deaf/hard of hearing, anxiety, depression, autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, etc. To request accommodations, […]

    Free
  • Lost in Translation: What’s Missing in the Strengths-Based Approach for Autistic Workers

    Presented by: AJ Locashio, M.Ed.  In this webinar, AJ Locashio will identify the missing components of most programs taking a strengths-based approach when hiring autistic workers and explain how employers and employees can make this practice more effective. AJ will also explore a variety of relevant topics including intersectionality, disability, minority stress, mental health, resources, and accommodations in the workplace.

    Free
  • IRS Disability Employment Awareness Month – Virtual Information Session

    At the IRS, we believe in the abilities of all our employees, and we’re committed to hiring qualified individuals at all levels of our organization. Our goal at the IRS, as an employer of individuals with disabilities, is to be a model within the federal government and for companies in the private sector.   In […]

    Free
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