Introducing "Conversations from Davos"
Series introduction, hosted by Dr. Maureen Dunne
A short opening to the season — why Understood.org and DNS partnered to bring these conversations to a wider audience.
Why neurodiversity belongs on the global agenda
Dr. Maureen Dunne on how neurodiversity earned a seat at Davos
Dr. Dunne traces how the Summit came to be, and makes the case for inclusive leadership as a global-agenda issue, not a side conversation.
When leaders disclose at work
With Martin McKay, Founder & Executive Chairman, Everway
Recorded live on the DNS main stage — McKay on disclosing his dyslexia as a founder, and why leaders going public changes the whole organization.
Advancing neurodiversity at Cornell University
With Eve De Rosa, Dean of Faculty, Cornell University
How Cornell builds neuroinclusion into research, teaching, and campus life — for students, faculty, and staff alike.
Moving past performative inclusion
With Nat Lyckowski, Global Neurodiversity Advancement Leader, IBM
Practical, low-cost cultural shifts that move organizations from box-checking to measurable, lasting change.
How ERGs transform culture and build empathy
With Tristan Lavender, global neurodiversity-at-work advocate
On founding an employee resource group from the inside out, and what it takes to turn a support space into real organizational change.
Who owns your brain data and neural privacy
With Stephen Damianos, Executive Director, Neurorights Foundation
Consumer neurotechnology is moving fast — this conversation covers what neural data reveals, who's collecting it, and the policy fight to protect it.