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Jasmine Miller is a seasoned advocate and expert in neurodiversity, with extensive experience spanning education and the broader workforce. With a background in developing tailored educational programs for neurodivergent students, Jasmine has dedicated her career to creating inclusive environments where individuals of all ages can thrive. She is a teacher and school and has collaborated with higher education institutions, and businesses to implement effective strategies that harness the unique strengths of neurodivergent individuals. Jasmine's work emphasizes the importance of awareness, accommodation, and flexibility, ensuring that diverse needs are met and everyone has the opportunity to succeed. Through her initiatives and advocacy, Jasmine continues to inspire and drive positive change in both educational settings and the workplace.  She is currently pursuing a PhD in Education at the University of Stirling, focusing on equity goals for neurodiverse young people transitioning to adulthood.




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