Welcome to the 172nd episode of the award-winning Diverse Minds podcast. As you know, the theme for December is all about intersectionality in disability and today we're going to be talking about ADHD and the Muslim experience or one person's Muslim experience of being diagnosed with ADHD when they turned 30.
And to do this with me is the wonderful Rahimeh Ramezany.
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Rahimeh Ramezany (RAH-hee-may) (RAM-eh-zaun-nee) is a multiethnic, neurodiverse, visibly Muslim American woman, and is a Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Intercultural Specialist. No matter how big or small, all of us have spheres of influence to push for greater inclusion, equity, and intercultural understanding.
Her work is focused on addressing the experiences of marginalized religious, racial, and ethnic communities in the United States, in order to create change on an individual, interpersonal, and systemic scale.
She holds a Masters degree in Intercultural Communication from San Jose State University, and a Certificate in Advanced Global Leadership from Lucas College of Business’s Global Leadership Advancement Center. In 2016 she served as a Fellow at the Summer Institute of Intercultural Communication, and since then have worked at multiple diversity, equity, and inclusion-focused consulting firms and nonprofits in program management, training, and consulting capacities, before starting her own business in June 2021.
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