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Neurodiversity in the workplace

By Heather | Jul 27, 2022

Author, Floreo advisor and our Lead Self Advocate Sam Farmer wrote a compelling piece for Autism Spectrum News detailing his strategy and vision for workplace neurodiversity. Many autistic adults are un- or under-employed and it is imperative that we all work to change that sad fact. 

At Floreo, we are hard at work with the next phase of immersive experiences as part of our partnership with the State of Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. This next series addresses employment-related skills including time management, multi-tasking, collaboration, and teamwork. This set of lessons will be released later in 2022: stay tuned for that announcement!

 


Events
ABAI Dublin

Meet Floreo's VP of Enterprise, Stephen Donaldson at the ABAI Dublin Conference September 1-3. If you are attending, let us know, we would love to set up time to meet with you!


Other news in the Autism space
DRIVING WITH AUTISM EVENT

Andrew Arboe, the founder of Driving with Autism is hosting a Q&A event on Zoom on 7/28 at 7:00pm Eastern time. 


Research study opportunity
FROM OUR PARTNERS AT CHOP
Our partners at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia are recruiting participants for a compensated survey about autism and police. Please consider participating or sharing with others who might be interested!

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About the Author

Heather

Heather is Floreo's Director of Customer Success. She makes sure that all of Floreo's customers are comfortable and confident using Floreo. Prior to working at Floreo, Heather worked at Trove (a news start-up) and eBay for Charity. Heather holds an A.B. from Dartmouth College, where she also played varsity basketball (and won an Ivy League Championship) and a M.Ed. from the University of Mary Washington. In her free time she enjoys reading, tennis, skiing, and hiking around Western North Carolina with her husband, two sons, and adorable lab mix, Pepper.