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Margaux Joffe, CPACC
Neurodiversity educator & speaker | Founder, Minds of All Kinds | Board Certified Cognitive Specialist | Certified in Accessibility | LinkedIn Top Voice for Disability Advocacy | Award-winning producer | #Neurodivergent
Margaux Joffe, CPACC, is a global advocate for neurodiversity and accessibility based in Seattle.1 She is the founder of Minds of All Kinds, an organization dedicated to promoting neurodiversity and accessibility in various settings.12
Professional Background
Margaux is a certified professional in accessibility (CPACC) and has extensive experience in:
- Neurodiversity advocacy: She works to educate organizations on accessibility and disability inclusion.6
- Public speaking: Margaux is a TEDx, keynote, and professional speaker.6
- Inclusive marketing: She has expertise in creating inclusive marketing strategies.6
Recent Activities
In 2024, Margaux has been involved in several initiatives:
- Created an in-person Minds of All Kinds experience for Seattle Disability Connect in May.2
- Shared personal experiences and insights about ADHD, particularly focusing on adult diagnosis and the challenges it presents.5
- Recovered from a significant health event, which she openly discussed on her LinkedIn profile.4
Advocacy Focus
Margaux's work primarily centers on:
- ADHD awareness: She frequently posts about ADHD, offering support and insights to fellow ADHDers.5
- Neurodiversity in the workplace: Her efforts aim to improve workplace health, mental health, and wellbeing strategies.3
- Disability inclusion: Margaux is committed to educating organizations on making progress with accessibility and disability inclusion.6
As the facilitator of the ADHD Navigators Program at Minds of All Kinds, Margaux likely uses her personal experiences and professional expertise to guide and support individuals with ADHD in navigating various aspects of their lives.
Highlights
Navigating the workplace can be tough for neurodivergent employees. Whether it's how to deal with disclosure, discrimination, accommodation requests, unwritten social rules or conflict with coworkers -- these issues can feel overwhelming.
That's why I'm excited to host a special Minds of All Kinds event with HR expert Charmaine G.. She will be answering YOUR toughest questions and providing advice and coaching on these issues!
This is your chance to get actionable advice from Charmaine, a former HR executive at companies like Netflix, CNN and Dentsu. As the founder of Chapter tOO, LLC and an ICF Credentialed Coach, Charmaine has dedicated her career to helping individuals navigate the complexities of workplace dynamics.
🗓️ Join us on Thurs Sept 5 (11am PT, 2pm ET, 7pm BST)
🎟️ RSVP at www.MindsofAllKinds.com (scroll down to events)
#neurodiversity #HumanResources #event #disability #accommodations [Image Description: Ask an HR Expert. Navigating workplace challenges Event on Sept 5, 2024. Get advice and coaching from an HR Expert on workplace concerns like disability discrimination, disclosure, accommodations and more! Speaker: Charmaine Green-Forde, SPHR, SHRM-SCP. Charmaine smiling wearing a vibrant green blazer and gold and white circular earrings. Minds of All Kinds logo.]
🚀 I’m excited to introduce our FREE ADHD Mini Course — a new resource from Minds of All Kinds to support those recently diagnosed with #ADHD.
Why This Matters: ADHD diagnoses are on the rise, especially amongst adult women. Unfortunately, many adults are "diagnosed and dumped," left to figure things out on their own without adequate support. In response I hosted several free community workshops this year, featuring community leaders like IngerShaye Colzie, MSW,LSW, Marc Almodovar and Jaye Lin. Seeing the HIGH demand for these events, I wanted to create an even more accessible and scalable resource to help bridge this critical gap in support.
This mini course is like an orientation session - you will get an overview of what ADHD is, recognize unique strengths and common challenges, explore 8 strategies for managing ADHD, and learn about resources available to you.
Accessibility First: I chose Teachable because they are one of the few learning platforms that prioritize #accessibility. All course videos are captioned, transcripts are provided and images include alt-text. Plus you can speed up video playback for faster watching. 🏎️ and I welcome feedback on how to improve it the accessibility of the experience!
Check it out and share with others who may benefit: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gSqY_Vkz
Acknowledgements: shoutout to all my fellow ADHD comrades working to support our community in various ways... including Cathy Rashidian, PCAC, PCC, Lara Honos-Webb, Michelle Frank, Psy.D., Dania Chebib, Christal Wang, Vivienne Isebor, Moonlake Lee, Marc Almodovar, Jaye Lin, Linda Yoon, LCSW, Linda Roggli, Jessica McCabe, Jeremy Chapman, Dawn Kamilah Brown, MD (Dr. Dawn Psych MD), Penny Jarrett, Haseeb Waqar, Khushboo Chabria, Sari Solden, Karla Pretorius, Julia Mullins, MBA, ACC, Jesse J. Anderson and too many more to mention(!) 💛
#ADHD #Neurodiversity #Resource
[Image Description: ADHD diagnosis, Now what? Intro to ADHD Mini Course. Minds of All Kinds Logo.]
