Join us for our event celebrating neurodivergent brilliance!
Divine Enigma Podcast and Autistic Black Coders (ABC) are coming together to empower, educate, and celebrate the neurodivergent community.
This event marks a huge milestone—50 episodes of the Divine Enigma Podcast and the official launch of ABC Autistic Black Coders, a movement dedicated to making coding accessible for Black autistic individuals.
About Divine Enigma Podcast 🎙️
Hosted by Sarah Olaifa, Divine Enigma explores the realities of being neurodivergent in the workplace and business world. With 50 episodes and counting, the podcast has become a go-to resource for neurodivergent professionals, providing insights, strategies, and real-life experiences to navigate work, business, and life.
About Autistic Black Coders (ABC) 💻
Autistic Black Coders (ABC) is an organisation dedicated to empowering Black autistic individuals to learn coding through simplified and tailored courses.
Founded by Oluwaseye Ogunfidodo, an autistic Black coder who overcame significant barriers to learning, ABC is more than just an educational platform—it’s a community that uplifts and supports its members on their journey to mastering coding. ABC is committed to breaking down barriers in tech, fostering inclusivity, and creating opportunities for Black autistic individuals to thrive in the digital world.
Why Attend?
- Empowerment – Be inspired by speakers sharing their lived experiences.
- Education – Gain insights into neurodivergent-friendly workplaces and business strategies.
- Celebration – Connect in a space designed for you, with sensory-friendly networking.
- Fun & Games – Engage in interactive activities that make networking enjoyable.
- Light Snacks & Refreshments – Because great conversations happen over good food!
This isn’t just an event—it’s a celebration of neurodivergent excellence. Whether you’re neurodivergent yourself, an ally, or simply curious to learn more, you don’t want to miss this!
📢 Limited spots available—RSVP now!
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