Скачать или смотреть January 2026 Inclusion & Wellbeing Forum with Sherri Jenio

Inclusion, neurodiversity, SEND, and wellbeing are no longer optional — they are essential to the future of education in the UAE and beyond.
In this Incluzun Forum conversation, we explore why inclusive practice must move from intention to impact, and what leaders, educators, and organisations need to do now.

In this professional dialogue, our expert speaker shares grounded, real-world insights on inclusive education, neurodiversity, accessibility, and policy — drawing on experience across schools, systems, and communities. Viewers will gain practical perspectives that translate directly into classroom practice, leadership decision-making, and whole-organisation culture, aligned to both UAE and international best practice.

Key takeaways from this episode:
• Why inclusion and SEND provision must be embedded, not bolted on
• How neurodiversity-aware practice improves outcomes for all learners
• The role of leadership, policy, and culture in sustaining inclusion
• Practical shifts schools and workplaces can make immediately
• Why wellbeing and accessibility are central to long-term success

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About Incluzun
Incluzun is a UAE-based social enterprise advancing inclusion, neurodiversity, SEND, and accessibility across education, workplaces, and communities. We work with schools, governments, organisations, and families to create sustainable systems that improve access, equity, wellbeing, and outcomes for all.

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