Introduction to Disability and Neurodiversity Awareness
Learn key terms, concepts, and practical steps to improve inclusion, access, and awareness around disability and neurodiversity at work.
Date and time
Location
Online
About this event
- Event lasts 2 hours
Join this interactive 2-hour workshop designed specifically for professionals in the German film and high-end television industry. Led by a Special Needs Education Teacher and Therapist (specialising in Learning Disabilities and Learning Difficulties), as well as a Human Resources Counsellor and researcher who has investigated skills gaps and shortages in the German creative sector. This workshop offers a clear and practical guide to understanding disability, neurodiversity, and inclusion.
You will learn:
- To understand key terminology around disability and neurodiversity
- The difference between models of disability
- How inclusion and access affect individuals and teams
- Why these topics matter in creative and collaborative environments
- Practical actions you can take to make your work and spaces more inclusive
Participation NoticeThis session will not be recorded. You are welcome to participate at your own comfort level sharing is always optional.By joining, you agree to respect the privacy of others and keep shared stories confidential.
Any group-generated insights (e.g. anonymous reflections) may be used for improving future workshops without names or personal details.
Workshop Concept and PurposeI created this workshop because I truly believe that people working in the industry deserve more clarity, support, and space to grow.
I studied, trained, and built this program with one goal in mind:learning should be accessible to everyone.
Lifelong learning isn’t a luxury. It is essential for the future of our industry.
I am here to support that growth, step by step.
With warmth,Dominika Nagy
Frequently asked questions
This workshop is for anyone working in the creative industries. Especially film, TV, and media. Who wants to build awareness and take practical steps toward inclusion and accessibility in their work environment.
No prior knowledge is required. The workshop is designed as an accessible introduction to key ideas and terminology. All questions are welcome.
Yes, while designed to introduce the topic to newcomers, the workshop is inclusive and respectful. You are welcome to attend whether you are learning, reflecting, or sharing.
No, the session will not be recorded. This is to ensure a safe and open space for reflection and discussion.