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.
Definition and scope
Harassment is unwanted conduct based on protected characteristics or other protected traits. Bias is a pattern of judgments that favors some people while disadvantaging others. Microaggressions are brief, often subtle remarks or actions that communicate disrespect or exclusion.
For neurodiverse employees, these behaviors can be subtle and cumulative, affecting trust, participation, and wellbeing in the workplace.
Impact
Repeated incidents reduce engagement, learning, and performance. They can erode psychological safety and sense of belonging.
Respectful baseline
Organizations should set clear expectations, provide accessible reporting options, and respond promptly to concerns to maintain an inclusive culture.