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Wired for Sport – A Vital Conversation About Neurodiversity That Hits Home
Tonight on BBC 5 Live Sport, Katie Smith presented Wired for Sport, a compelling deep dive into neurodiversity in elite athletes. The programme featured candid interviews with footballer Lucy Bronze and tennis player Jenson Brooksby, opening up long overdue conversations in sport and society alike.

Liz Day
Apr 223 min read
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The Power of Honest Conversations: Supporting Young People’s Mental Health
Young people’s mental health has never been more topical.

Liz Day
Apr 14 min read
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Announcement: Expanding Our Impact - Collectively Diverse is Now a Community Interest Company!
We are thrilled to announce that Collectively Diverse has been officially incorporated as a Community Interest Company (C.I.C.).

Liz Day
Mar 253 min read
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Celebrating Neurodiversity: Strengths, Talents, and Inclusion
This week marks Neurodiversity Celebration Week, a global initiative founded in 2018 by the inspiring Siena Castellon.

Liz Day
Mar 192 min read
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From Prison Cells to Boardrooms: Why Understanding Neurodiversity Changes Lives
Research shows that neurodivergent people are disproportionately represented in two places: prisons and entrepreneurial success stories.

Liz Day
Mar 72 min read
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The Right Tools for the Right Learner: A Balanced Approach to Education
Education, like many things, moves through trends and fads.

Liz Day
Mar 52 min read
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Celebrating Growth: Creating A Trauma-Informed Environment
At Collectively Diverse, we believe in continuous learning and growth to better support individuals and communities.

Liz Day
Feb 242 min read
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My Monday: Reclaiming the Most 'Depressing' Day of the Year
Despite its gloomy reputation, we at Collectively Diverse are flipping the narrative and encouraging you to make today your Monday.

Liz Day
Jan 202 min read
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The Role of Mental Health First Aiders in the Workplace
Mental Health First Aiders are people who have undergone specialised training to recognise the signs & symptoms of mental health challenges.

Jo Loly
Jan 103 min read
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Empowering Workplaces Through Neurodiversity and Inclusion
In a world where innovation and creativity drive success, understanding and embracing neurodiversity in the workplace is no longer a "nice t

Liz Day
Jan 63 min read
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Think First, Then Act: How I Almost Had More Adventures Than Anticipated at the Fair!
If there’s one thing I’ve learned about myself, it’s that I have a knack for saying “yes” without thinking. It’s not entirely my fault—I...

Liz Day
Jan 54 min read
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