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This 90-120min workshop provides organisations with a practical and culturally informed introduction to Autism and inclusive practice tailored to the needs of the organisation. The session supports staff to better understand neurodiversity, recognise how behaviour may communicate unmet needs, and reflect on the impact of inequality and bias on outcomes for Black children and families.
Together we will explore:
What Autism is and common misconceptions
Recognising the sensory experiences of the Autism spectrum
Strengths and positive aspects of Autism
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Reform
The impact of inequality and misunderstanding on Black children and families
Inclusive communication and support strategies
Reducing misunderstanding and escalation
Strengthening equality, safeguarding and inclusive practice
Participants will gain:
Greater understanding of Autism and how it presents differently in individuals
Awareness of the impact of inequality and misunderstanding on Black children and families
Practical tools to support the behaviour and emotional well-being of individuals with Autism and their families
Awareness of inclusive services and accessible resources
Strengthened understanding of equality, safeguarding and inclusive practice
The workshop is suitable for:
Corporate teams
NHS and public sector staff
Education, safeguarding and community professionals
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion initiatives
Maximum capacity: 16 people
Sessions can be delivered online or in person.
This 90-120min workshop provides organisations with a practical and culturally informed introduction to Autism and inclusive practice tailored to the needs of the organisation. The session supports staff to better understand neurodiversity, recognise how behaviour may communicate unmet needs, and reflect on the impact of inequality and bias on outcomes for Black children and families.
Together we will explore:
What Autism is and common misconceptions
Recognising the sensory experiences of the Autism spectrum
Strengths and positive aspects of Autism
Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) Reform
The impact of inequality and misunderstanding on Black children and families
Inclusive communication and support strategies
Reducing misunderstanding and escalation
Strengthening equality, safeguarding and inclusive practice
Participants will gain:
Greater understanding of Autism and how it presents differently in individuals
Awareness of the impact of inequality and misunderstanding on Black children and families
Practical tools to support the behaviour and emotional well-being of individuals with Autism and their families
Awareness of inclusive services and accessible resources
Strengthened understanding of equality, safeguarding and inclusive practice
The workshop is suitable for:
Corporate teams
NHS and public sector staff
Education, safeguarding and community professionals
Equality, Diversity & Inclusion initiatives
Maximum capacity: 16 people
Sessions can be delivered online or in person.