Creating Inclusive Cultures: Liz Day Featured in New Podcast Conversations
- Liz Day
- 8 hours ago
- 2 min read
We’re excited to share that two new podcast episodes featuring Liz Day have recently been released, following recordings towards the end of 2025.
Across both conversations, Liz shares insights from her lived experience, professional background, and work through Collectively Diverse CIC - exploring neurodiversity, inclusion, mental health, education, leadership, and the important role sport and community can play in helping people thrive.
The Sendcast: Neurodiversity and Sport
In this episode of The Sendcast, Liz discusses the connection between neurodiversity and sport, including the barriers many neurodivergent individuals experience and how inclusive environments can unlock confidence, wellbeing, belonging, and performance.
🎧 Listen here: Neurodiversity and Sport – The Sendcast Episode
SEN in Ten Podcast: Chatting with Liz Day
Liz also joined the SEN in Ten Podcast for an open and honest conversation about neurodiversity, education, lived experience, inclusion, and the motivation behind founding Collectively Diverse CIC.
🎧 Listen here: Chatting with Liz Day – SEN in Ten Podcast
Supporting Organisations to Build Inclusive Cultures
These conversations reflect the wider mission of Collectively Diverse CIC: helping organisations create neuroinclusive, mentally healthy cultures where people feel understood, valued, and able to reach their potential.
Through training, workshops, consultancy, and programmes focused on neuroinclusion, wellbeing, psychological safety, and leadership, we work with schools, businesses, sports organisations, and community groups to turn inclusion into meaningful action. Find out more about our services here: Collectively Diverse Services
Public Speaking and Training
Liz is also available for podcasts, panel discussions, keynote speaking, workshops, and training sessions. Her approach combines professional expertise with authenticity, practical insight, and lived experience, helping audiences engage with complex topics in a relatable and impactful way.
To discuss speaking opportunities, partnerships, or training for your organisation, please get in touch.
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