Workshop- und Ma?nahmen-Programm Verbund WKJ

• Raise your hand! How to follow your path with self-confidence

  Datum: 26. M?rz 2026, 9:00 bis 16:00 Uhr
  Ort: SR Accouchierhaus, Jenergasse 8
  Trainer:in: Antje Rach

  Raise your hand! How to follow your path with self-confidence. A workshop for female scientists
  Recognizing obstructive patterns of thought and behaviour and enabling change
  In almost all areas of life, traditional gender roles are dissolving. However, only around 20-25% of top positions are held by women – in industry as well as in academia. Women still have a hard time to break the glass ceiling. Moreover, after starting a family, many of them unintentionally fall back into the classical role patterns. Even highly qualified women are often left out at a certain level. Why is that? What part do external structures and role expectations play in this – and what strategies and actions do women use to hinder themselves?
  In the workshop we will get to the bottom of these questions against the background of social and structural conditions on the one hand and our own biographies on the other. We analyse internal and external success factors for a successful career and reflect on ourselves: Which of these factors – in the form of resources, skills or beneficial thought and action patterns – do I already have; which may be needed or missing? Which of my own beliefs and patterns are preventing me from performing, asserting myself and getting ahead? How can I dissolve these or constructively integrate them into my path in such a way that change becomes possible?
  Contents at a glance:

  • Intro: women & careers through the ages
  • Biography work: how does my biography influence my life and my career?
  • Defining my own values
  • Recognizing / working with beliefs & inner drivers
  • Developing beneficial options of behaviour for my own path
  • Role clarity and setting boundaries
  • Dealing with stereotypes and (gender) bias

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• 'Neuro... what?' – Introductory talk on neurodiversity

  Datum: 9. April 2026, 10:00 bis 12:00 Uhr
  Ort: Online, Zugangsdaten werden kurz vor Beginn an angemeldete Personen verschickt
  Trainer:in: Jessica Stazzone Manazza

  Exploring neurodiversity and neurodivergence in a sensitive and professional way.

  Although the term 'neurodiversity' has become increasingly prominent in recent years, it still raises many questions. What exactly do we mean by it? Join us for this online talk, where we explore the reality of how we think, perceive and interact with the world, moving beyond buzzwords.

  The term 'neurodivergence' covers a broad spectrum, including autism spectrum, ADHD, dyscalculia, dyslexia and much more. Although not visible 'from the outside', it can manifest in different ways in everyday life, studies and professional life and can lead to impairments ranging from minor to severe. Neurodivergent people differ from neurotypical people in how they process information and perceive environmental influences, as well as in how they control aspects such as concentration and self-regulation.

  This makes neurodivergence a highly relevant topic, especially in professional and educational contexts.

  What we’ll explore together:

  • ?Decoding the terminology: What does 'neurodiversity' mean from a diversity and inclusion perspective?
  • ?Shifting the lens: Why moving from a 'deficit-based' model ('What’s wrong with you?') to a 'neurodiversity-informed' model is a game-changer for understanding neurodiversity. How do our nervous systems differ? How we perceive and understand data differently?
  • ?Identifying invisible barriers: Which barriers do neurodivergent individuals face, from sensory overload to 'neuronormative' social expectations, to stereotypes and ableism and the influence of media.
  • ?A path toward neuroinclusion: A brief overview of most important factors to foster inclusion, not just 'tolerance' of difference.

  This session is designed to gain an initial insight into the topic and to sensitively explore the diversity and complexity of neurodivergence. It is not just a lecture—it is an interactive space where you will have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in meaningful discussion.

  Neurodiversity is not a niche topic, but a fundamental part of the human diversity.

  Registrierung über das Qualifizierungsportal:https://qualifizierung.uni-jena.de/pages/coursedescription.jsf?courseId=85245035&catalogId=80638231&locale=deExterner Link

  If you have trouble registering please contact the coordination office of the WKJ Network: verbund.wkj@uni-jena.de