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Training
I offer training sessions for museums and heritage sites to help increase understanding around accessibility for neurodivergent audiences.
Training sessions can help you and your team to discover the 'why' behind what you are doing to increase accessibility.
All training sessions are bespoke depending on what you would specifically like to cover.
Training sessions typically last 2 – 2.5 hours and can be delivered in person or online.
Testimonial:
"Our session with Emily was just perfect. How she explained the importance and benefits of adopting this as a consistent practice made complete sense. Emily's brilliant personality and lived experiences brought the authenticity and compassion that was needed and deserved. All of our attendees left with a deep understanding and the framework to start embedding access riders within their own organisation."
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I also deliver training for a number sector support organisations including:
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AIM (Association for Independent Museums),
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GEM (Group for Education in Museums),
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Kids In Museums,
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Museum Development UK (various regions).
Previous training I have delivered has covered:
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Autism/Neurodiversity Awareness Training,
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Creating accessible learning programmes for autistic people,
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Creating accessible working environments for autistic people,
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Creating accessible welcomes,
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Supporting autistic children and their families,
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Normalising Access Riders,
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Pre-Recorded training for Front of House teams.
Please email emilyautism@outlook.com to discuss the training needs of your organisation.