HLS Neurodiversity Symposium 2025
10:00am - 4:00pm /
Wednesday 19th March 2025
/ Online event
Type: Symposium /
Category: Department
- Jenna Kenyani
- Suitable for: All University staff and students.
- Admission: Free
- Online location
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As part of the worldwide Neurodiversity Celebration Week, the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences is hosting a day of talks and panel discussions on Wednesday 19 March from experts and those with lived experience.
This online event will focus on embracing, supporting, understanding and celebrating neurodiversity in all areas of life. Whether you are Neurodivergent, support staff/students/family members or are simply interested in learning more about neurodiversity, this symposium is the perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge. This event is open to all staff and students across the University.
This online event will focus on embracing, supporting, understanding and celebrating neurodiversity in all areas of life. Whether you are Neurodivergent, support staff/students/family members or are simply interested in learning more about neurodiversity, this symposium is the perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge. This event is open to all staff and students across the University.