SNAC (Supporting Neurodiversity at CERN)
The idea to create a network that would bring together colleagues around the subject of neurodiversity was inspired by feedback from a former CERN Fellow. She greatly missed having a support network at CERN for persons like herself with neurodivergent cognitive thinking.
Result? “SNAC” (Supporting Neurodiversity at CERN): an informal network of colleagues from across the Organization.
SNAC’s main objectives are to:
- Advise the D&I Programme and each other about individual experiences with a view to workplace improvements at CERN
- Create actions to increase awareness among the personnel population
- Provide an understanding and empathetic space for SNAC members to support each other
- Potentially serve as a peer-to-peer “buddy” system for newcomers who may face neurodiversity-related challenges at work
For more information visit snacneurodiversity.web.cern.ch – SNAC – Supporting Neurodiversity At CERN
If you have any questions on neurodiversity you can contact diversity.inclusion@cern.ch. Confidentiality is assured.
Let us help make CERN known as a workplace that is adapted for neuro-nontypical colleagues.