Articles tagged “neurodiversity”

Meetings can be a stressful setting for people with anxiety, depression, substance abuse issues, and other challenges. Here are ways to help these attendees get the most out of your meeting.

Neurodivergent individuals can account for as many as 1 out of 5 of your attendees. Here’s how to design events with this group in mind.

At FICP’s Annual Conference this week, the team that is working toward getting the event certified by the EIC shared their story.

The journey toward creating belonging at meetings and events need not be complicated. Small steps can be taken that will lead you on your way. 

A quarter of the population cannot be ignored. The meetings industry is taking note and learning to address their needs.

Google Xi Days colored outside the lines, shifting paradigms to create an all-encompassing future for the events industry.

Corporate planners are building new centers of event excellence in new and collaborative ways. Some aim to inspire the entire meetings industry, while others focus on standardizing their event design and procurement processes.

Once again, we are looking ahead at how business events are evolving and what event professionals must do to stay ahead of the curve. Join us!

To make your events truly inclusive, representation alone will not do it. They must reflect the diversity of your world.

Fostering a sense of belonging in event design helps ensure success for all. Google’s Megan Henshall is building a community focused on building a neuro-inclusive future.