What you learn:
- Understand accessibility concepts and neurodiversity
- Recognize common barriers and accommodations
- Adapt policies and workflows to be inclusive
- Collaborate with employees and HR to implement changes
Description:
Accessibility and neurodiversity are essential to design for all. This course explores inclusive practices, accommodation needs, and practical tips for removing barriers in recruitment, development, and daily work. You will learn how to identify needs and implement adaptable solutions that fit diverse work styles.
Who Holds Responsibility
Creating an inclusive environment requires commitment from all levels. Employees contribute by engaging respectfully, reporting concerns, and supporting colleagues. Managers bridge policy and practice through daily supervision, task design, and feedback while modelling inclusive behavior. Human Resources partners with leadership to implement programs, track progress, and handle sensitive cases with care.
Leaders set the tone and allocate resources for accessibility and harassment prevention. They ensure accountability by embedding expectations into goals and performance reviews. Everyone has a role in maintaining a safe and respectful workplace.
- Employees
- Managers
- Human Resources
- Leadership
- All colleagues as allies