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SUMMARY:Collaborating for Children in Crisis: Unlocking Opportunities for 
 Greater Impact - Dan Holloway\, Colin Larkworthy (Jenner)
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20230919T143000
DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20230919T160000
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DESCRIPTION:"In this dual session hear about two examples of EDI & Disable
 d Co-Production.\n\nPart 1\nSupport Hub is a platform co-developed between
  Experian and Oxford University spinout Rogue Interrobang\, that allows di
 sabled consumers to tell multiple organisations about their support needs 
 from a single place. \n\nIt seeks to solve one of the biggest problems dis
 abled people face in accessing essential services: the difficulty of const
 antly disclosing sensitive information in order to receive the support the
 y need. This problem has a massive cost for disabled consumers’ wellbein
 g\, autonomy\, and finance.\n\nIn order to ensure the platform not only so
 lved the correct problem but was itself accessible for those it seeks to h
 elp\, and successfully engaged them\, it involved disabled people in desig
 n\, build and messaging from the earliest stage.\n\nThis case study will l
 ook at the practical challenges involved in this approach\, from challengi
 ng industry-wide assumptions to framing marketing materials\, from the use
 r interface to the privacy policy. Speakers include Dan Holloway\, Rogue I
 nterrobang CEO\, who has 2 decades of intersectional experience as an advo
 cate with lived experience (inside and outside the university).\n\nPart 2\
 nWhat is it really like for neurodivergent individuals within Oxford Unive
 rsity? There are many barriers for neurodivergent individuals to entering\
 , and thriving\, in the workplace.\n\nThis case study will address how and
  why accessibility is important and how we can all make small changes so t
 hat no matter who you are\, whatever challenges or abilities you have\, we
  can overcome. In this session\, independent researcher Colin Larkworthy\,
  who has collaborated extensively with many academics and has participated
  in several psychological trials in the autism field\, will be talking thr
 ough accessibility in job descriptions\, adaptive interviews\, internal co
 mmunication\, retention and what he has learned from his own experiences n
 avigating the workforce as a scientist and neurodivergent individual. \n\n
 If you’ve ever asked “how did I get that job”\, “where is that dev
 elopment I yearn for?”\, or more importantly\, “why is X job or jobs a
 lways out of reach?” - or if you work with people and communities who ex
 perience these difficulties (**spoiler alert – that's all of us) this se
 ssion will have what you “aut” to know to start creating thriving work
 spaces\, in alternative and innovate ways."\nSpeakers:\nDan Holloway\, Col
 in Larkworthy (Jenner)
LOCATION:Blavatnik School of Government\, Radcliffe Observatory Quarter OX
 2 6GG
TZID:Europe/London
URL:https://talks.ox.ac.uk/talks/id/8fde6c53-4595-4360-8d09-8ac7e5c709e9/
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