... Workplace inclusion Globally, persons with disabilities face persistent structural and attitudinal barriers that limit their participation in social, economic, and leadership spaces. Disability is increasingly understood not as an individual deficit but as the result of interactions between...

... Neurominority Workplace inclusion The term “Neurodiversity” was coined by the sociological researcher Judy Singer (1999) in the context of rights activism during the 1990s (Mcgee, 2012 ; Runswick-Cole, 2014). The neurodiversity movement highlights the life-long and positive aspects of naturally...