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Inclusion with Real Impact
It is estimated that between 15 and 20% of the population is neurodivergent, that is, they present neurological variations such as ADHD, autism, dyslexia or other processing and thinking styles.
However, neuroinclusion is often overlooked in Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies, revealing a number of risks and, above all, great opportunities for companies.
Green Light for Neuroinclusion
Awareness campaigns and one-off trainings are not enough: for neuroinclusion to move from being a strategy to a reality, a clear methodology is needed.
How to start
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Neuroinclusion in numbers
More and more talented individuals are grappling with difficulties in daily communication, anxiety, and the relentless pace of life and "one-size-fits-all" work standards.
of general population estimated to be neurodivergent (ADHD, gifted, autistic, etc.)
of generation Z identifies as neurodivergent, redefining the concept of "normality"
unemployment rate of neurodivergent people on a global scale
neurodivergent employees that choose not to disclose their condition at work
Hi, I'm Silvia
Project Manager committed to Neuroinclusion and Social Sustainability
📍Barcelona (Spain)
💬 English, Spanish, Italian
My greatest source of learning and curiosity about neuroinclusion is my own experience: a lifetime without knowing that my dyslexia was a neurodivergence and a late ADHD diagnosis that has given meaning to the vast majority of my challenges, both personally and professionally.
However, as a project manager with over 10 years of experience in the corporate world, I see an opportunity for improvement in every challenge. For me, neuroinclusion is an opportunity that is still largely unexplored for a simple reason: it seems difficult to understand and even more difficult to implement practically.
For this reason, I created the Green Light™ Neuroinclusive Framework, which aims to help companies and teams understand neurodiversity, integrate it, and leverage it as a competitive advantage.