Building Neuroinclusive Spaces Where Every Child Belongs

About this episode

The episode features Lauren Hough Williams discussing the importance of creating neuroinclusive spaces for children.

Please join us for “Building Neuroinclusive Spaces Where Every Child Belongs” with Lauren Hough Williams. Lauren (she/her) is a neurodiversity and inclusion specialist and an experienced special educator and is the Executive Director of the Program for Neurodiversity and Inclusion, or “PINE.” PINE educates and empowers schools and communities to embrace neurodiversity, creating inclusive, accessible, and supportive spaces for children wherever they go. Her work centers on building neuro-inclu...

People in this episode

Guest: Lauren Hough Williams

Topics covered

• neurodiversity
• inclusion
• education
• supportive spaces
• children

Keywords

• neurodiversity
• inclusion
• education
• children
• supportive environments

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Program for Neurodiversity and Inclusion

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