Neurodiversity embraces how we all think, learn, communicate and experience the world differently from one another. In Global Dialogue Series on Neurodiversity, every fortnight we learn how changemakers are embracing the diversity of the human brain and mind in different parts of the world and the need for inclusion of all individuals with different cognitive abilities into mainstream society.
Global Dialogue Series on Neurodiversity
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Neurodiversity embraces how we all think, learn, communicate and experience the world differently from one another. In Global Dialogue Series on Neurodiversity, every fortnight we learn how changemakers are embracing the diversity of the human brain and mind in different parts of the world and the need for inclusion of all individuals with different cognitive abilities into mainstream society.
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April 5, 2022
#7 - From the Land of Autism | Yenn Purkis
<p>In our seventh episode of Global Dialogue Series on Neurodiversity, we speak with Yenn Purkis, an autistic and non-binary author, public speaker and community leader from Australia who also has a diagnosis of schizophrenia. Yenn is the author of ten published books on elements of autism and has presented at a range of events including TEDx Canberra in 2013. In this conversation, Yenn talks about how they view autism as a cultural difference and their own personal journey.</p>
March 22, 2022
#6 - Building awareness about Fragile X syndrome in India | Veena Naren
<p>In our sixth episode of Global Dialogue Series on Neurodiversity, we speak with Veena Naren, a special educator since 1996 and a parent of a 21 years old neurodiverse individual. Veena has been a strong advocate for building awareness about Fragile X syndrome in India and breaking the gender bias for mothers of neurodiverse children. In this conversation, Veena shares about Fragile X syndrome in India, the challenges parents face in raising a neurodiverse child and her own personal journey of raising her son Varun.</p>
March 8, 2022
#5 - Becoming a Neurodiverse Superhero | Leena Haque
<p>On this Women’s day, we are thrilled to share the journey of Leena Haque. There isn’t much awareness about neurodivergent women and it’s still a struggle for most women to get the right diagnosis and the support they need. </p> <p>In this episode of Global Dialogue Series on Neurodiversity, Leena Haque, Senior UX Designer & Neurodiversity Program Lead at BBC shares how as a neurodivergent individual, she overcame many barriers from education to employment and how she handled her failures & grew from it. Leena is recognized as a key influencer in the media and creative sectors. She has received multiple awards for her work in BBC CAPE from the National Autistic Society, the Business Disability Forum and Creative Diversity Network.</p>
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