August 6 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
If you live in the Calgary area and have considered independent living as an option for yourself or a family member, the Autism Housing Network of Alberta (AHNA) is hosting our Housing Specialist for a webinar designed to introduce individuals and families to the rental market in Calgary.
Participants will learn and have an opportunity to discuss:
- What can I expect in the different areas of Calgary?
- Where can I find safe and affordable housing?
- How do I start my search and how do I get approved?
- And more!
Wednesday, August 6, 2025
12:00 – 1:00 p.m. (Mountain Time)
Online via Eventbrite
This Lunch & Learn is free to attend. When you click the button below that says “Register Here” you will be directed to an Eventbrite registration page hosted by the Autism Housing Network of Alberta.
About the Presenter:
John Seigner has been leading the housing initiative at The Sinneave Family Foundation since 2012. He is knowledgeable about the housing industry and rental market in Calgary and is passionate about meeting with individuals and families to assist them along their housing journey.
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February 11 @ 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Session Info:
In this innovative workshop, senior leaders and HR executives will explore the principles of neuro-inclusion through the lens of design thinking, recognizing that creating an inclusive culture is more than a checklist—it’s a fundamental shift in organizational mindset. Through interactive activities, reflective exercises and case studies, leaders will examine current policies and practices from the perspective of those they impact, uncovering hidden biases and unwritten ‘neurotypical’ codes around professionalism and productivity. This workshop will challenge leaders to question why their policies and workplace designs exist as they do, and consider what the ramifications are for inclusivity. Designed to be highly engaging and practical, this workshop provides a safe space for leaders to critically evaluate and transform their practices, ensuring their workplace truly reflects inclusive values and leverages the unique contributions of every employee.
Presenters:
Sky McLaughlin, PhD. (she/her)
Sky is a dynamic DEIA leader with 20+ years of experience in inclusive, trauma-informed education, specializing in curriculum design, teacher training and training-of-trainers in diverse, multicultural settings. Sky led instruction and curriculum review for Norquest College’s Autism CanTech! program, fostering workplace inclusion for disabled and Autistic youth. Founder of MT Consulting Group, Sky is a certified Conscious Facilitator and holds an MA in Teaching and a Ph.D. in Applied Linguistics.
Anica Dang (they/she)
As an Autistic ADHDer, Anica’s diverse background in higher education and project management fuels their passion for neurodivergent-friendly workplaces. Leveraging their coaching skills, Anica empowers employees with ADHD and autism to thrive, and trains workplaces in neuro-inclusion. Anica holds an MS, Student Affairs in Higher Education.
Register below to secure your spot as space is limited!
Certificate of Participation will be provided to all attendees.
This series is hosted on our Solutions Hub. If you already have an account, just log in as usual. If you haven’t yet, you will need to create an account to access the virtual training, but it’s FREE and EASY!
1. Click the button below that says “Neuroinclusive Solutions” to be directed to the hub.
2. Create a username
3. Pick a password
4. Register in the Leading with Neuro-inclusion: Design Thinking for Inclusive Cultures webinar