Media information about the NWRC

Sasin is launching Southeast Asia’s first research center dedicated to connecting workers with disabilities to meaningful employment, the Neurodiversity at Work Research Centre (NWRC). The NWRC is a collaborative project between Sasin – Thailand’s leading business school, and Steps – an organization which provides education for the neurodivergent, models inclusive businesses, and empowers employers with the tools to hire inclusively. There is a detailed breakdown of how the centre will achieve its aims in the NWRC proposal document. If you’re interested in covering the NWRC and would like to learn more, please contact:

• Praewthip Danwarawijitr, Marketing and Communications Coordinator, Sasin School of Management – [email protected]
• Rufus Sithu, Senior Communications Officer, Steps – [email protected]

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