Employers in
Tennessee and across the Southeast have a unique, no-cost opportunity to develop a comprehensive plan for integrating neurodiversity into their workplace practices. The
UConn Wells Fargo Center for Neurodiversity and Inclusive Employment, in partnership with
Tennessee State University, is delivering full-day neurodiversity
employment workshops across the country, and next up is
January 15th, 2025 on TSU's
Nashville campus.
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This free workshop is designed for 15 select companies to send small teams for an immersive, action-oriented day focused on neuroinclusive employment practices. Developed by
UConn's academic experts and co-led with the Wells Fargo Neurodiversity Program team, the program delivers a day of practical, step-by-step guidance as teams design initiatives that attract and empower neurodivergent employees, including individuals with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other conditions.
"We're thrilled to bring this groundbreaking program to
Nashville and the Southeast region," said
Judy Reilly, Executive Director of
UConn's Center. "We are visiting cities across the country to deliver this workshop that provides companies with an actionable, no-cost pathway to understand and design neuroinclusive practices that tap into the strengths of current and potential neurodivergent employees, creating a win-win for employers and employees alike."
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Systemic barriers often prevent neurodivergent individuals from accessing and retaining career opportunities. Yet, neurodivergent minds offer unique perspectives and potential to organizations. This workshop focuses on dismantling those barriers and helping companies build and implement strategies tailored to their workforce needs that are neuroinclusive.
Tennessee State University - a leading HBCU institution - has generously partnered with the UConn Wells Fargo Center to host this event on their
Nashville campus from 9:00-5:30 on
January 15th.
Employers and
professionals who support neurodiverse
job seekers are encouraged to secure their spot early, as space is limited to 15 companies and 5 university/community partners.
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Source – PR Newswire
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