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(QMUL × Divergent Thinking) by Nat Hawley During Neurodiversity Celebration Week, we hosted an online roundtable focused on a simple question: how do we turn autism-focused co-design research into practical training and support that organisations will actually use? The session was co-hosted and facilitated by Divergent Thinking (Nat Hawley), a UK consultancy specialising in practical neuroinclusion for workplaces, alongside Professor Nelya Koteyko and Dr Simona Manni at Queen Mary University of London. This roundtable built onContinue reading “Autistic-Inclusive Digital Communication: Toolkit → Training”