The 3rd Neurodiversity training will be facilitated by Anderson Center Consulting and Training with special thanks to Katonah Village Library for hosting us!

5/13/24 from 9-12 PM

@ Katonah Village Library in the Garden Room next to
Children's Room (bottom level)

The objective is to spread neurodiversity awareness and acceptance throughout the area and we hope you will join us in this initiative!

Visit inclusiveinitiative.com for more information!

Our work grew out of the feedback from local families with children or friends on the spectrum who do not feel comfortable going out to eat in a restaurant, go shopping or go to the supermarket. They get stared at or asked to leave if their child is loud or disruptive, or behaves unpredictably.

The Inclusive Initiative is committed to making sure that every Bedford and beyond resident feels welcome in their community. And as it turns out, this is not only the right thing to do, but it is also good for business. Our training is designed to make neurodiversity inclusion simple and profitable for customer service-focused businesses while greatly improving the experience for neurodivergent customers.

Join us to learn how to support and respond to friends and neighbors who are a little bit different--aren't we all a little bit different?

To date, below are our previously certified businesses:

Town of Bedford Recreation Department

Katonah Museum of Art

Katonah Village Library

Bedford Playhouse

Caramoor

Old New House

oHHo

Chroma Fine Art Gallery

Katonah Reading Room

Kellogg’s and Lawrence