Neurodiversity in Albertopolis

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A stylised back and white photograph of a brain is repeated four times across the frame. Each is outlined in a different colour. The background is deep green with a light green line forming an organic shape. Text reads "Network Launch / Neurodiversity in Albertopolis / 13.05.20, 4:00pm BST"
Illustration: Roland Ross

Neurodiversity in Albertopolis Network Launch

Date and Time

13 May 2020, 16.00 – 17.30 BST

Audience

Public

Location

Online

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Join us to celebrate and chat about neurodiveristy across Imperial and our friends in South Kensington. We will first hear from colleagues about their neurodiverse experiences, before chatting about how we can best support each other as a group.

Everyone is welcome, drop in for as little or as much as you like. We will send you a joining link when you sign up. 

Agenda

  • Introductions
  • What do we mean by neurodiversity and why does it matter (Professor Sara Rankin, Imperial College London)
  • Creative excellence and supporting neurodiverse students (Qona Rankin, Royal College of Art)
  • Emotional impacts and workplace support (Simon Woodfield, V&A)
  • Designing for neurodiversity (Roland Ross, Royal College of Art)
  • Celebrating ND in Albertopolis and welcoming advocates (Emma Slater, Imperial College London)
  • Q&A and discussion

As a network led by its members, we hope to learn from your feedback, input and stories.

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