September 2026
Wednesday
30
Let's celebrate International Neurodiversity Day
Webinar open to all
Neurodiversity is increasingly present in companies, the media and inclusion policies. Yet behind this now widely used term lie realities that are still poorly understood. Its definition often remains vague, and is frequently reduced to a limiting view of the subject. Though often associated with neuroatypia, neurodiversity is in fact a much broader concept. What if we took the time to unpack some common misconceptions to better understand what it really covers?
With the exceptional participation of:
— Dr Radia Salah, PhD in psychology and neuropsychologist, founder of Neurosolutions Entreprise Center. She will share her insight on ADHD, autism and other neuroatypia…
— Manon Oudin, CSR Senior Officer at Wavestone and member of the Disability Mission. She will discuss concrete initiatives implemented in favour of neurodiversity.
— Estelle Blemand-Zaïre, Inclusion Strategy EMEA at Netflix, who will share her personal experience.
— Xavier Mouton, who grew up with dyslexia and a stutter diagnosed in childhood, turned this journey into a genuine driver of creativity and resilience.
— Quentin Aulon, autistic entrepreneur ("Asperger"), French Tech laureate, founder of VAULT TECH, a company specialised in eco-responsible 3D printing.
— Sabrina Menasria, speaker and founder of SINGULARITY Talent, author of Intenses and Manager les Mad Skills (Pearson).
Whether you're discovering the topic or already engaged with these questions, this web-event will give you essential insights into the definitions, realities and challenges of neurodiversity at work — to better understand, and above all, act.
Let's celebrate International Neurodiversity Day together!
Join us on 30 September 2026 at 11:30am.
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With the exceptional participation of:
— Dr Radia Salah, PhD in psychology and neuropsychologist, founder of Neurosolutions Entreprise Center. She will share her insight on ADHD, autism and other neuroatypia…
— Manon Oudin, CSR Senior Officer at Wavestone and member of the Disability Mission. She will discuss concrete initiatives implemented in favour of neurodiversity.
— Estelle Blemand-Zaïre, Inclusion Strategy EMEA at Netflix, who will share her personal experience.
— Xavier Mouton, who grew up with dyslexia and a stutter diagnosed in childhood, turned this journey into a genuine driver of creativity and resilience.
— Quentin Aulon, autistic entrepreneur ("Asperger"), French Tech laureate, founder of VAULT TECH, a company specialised in eco-responsible 3D printing.
— Sabrina Menasria, speaker and founder of SINGULARITY Talent, author of Intenses and Manager les Mad Skills (Pearson).
Whether you're discovering the topic or already engaged with these questions, this web-event will give you essential insights into the definitions, realities and challenges of neurodiversity at work — to better understand, and above all, act.
Let's celebrate International Neurodiversity Day together!
Join us on 30 September 2026 at 11:30am.
October 2026
Monday
12
Official Launch | Neurodiversity Alliance Guide
Open to all, online
The Neurodiversity Alliance is pleased to invite you to join us live on Teams for the official launch of its Guide for the inclusion of neuroatypical people in the workplace, and to take part in our morning dedicated to neurodiversity.
Programme:
09:30 — Opening: Matthieu Fouquet (Onepoint), Sabrina Menasria (Singularity Talent)
09:45 — Keynote: Hugo Horiot, writer, actor, Neurodiversity Alliance ambassador
10:00 — Panel: From intention to action: how to build a genuinely neuroinclusive company?
10:45 — Panel: Neurodiversity: what changes are needed for a genuinely neuroinclusive society?
11:30 — Closing
Join us on 12 October 2026 at 9:30am.
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Programme:
09:30 — Opening: Matthieu Fouquet (Onepoint), Sabrina Menasria (Singularity Talent)
09:45 — Keynote: Hugo Horiot, writer, actor, Neurodiversity Alliance ambassador
10:00 — Panel: From intention to action: how to build a genuinely neuroinclusive company?
10:45 — Panel: Neurodiversity: what changes are needed for a genuinely neuroinclusive society?
11:30 — Closing
Join us on 12 October 2026 at 9:30am.