The Value of Neurodiversity in Public Safety Communication

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Let's Talk Dispatch

Ashley Valenzuela

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Let's Talk Dispatch with Ashley Valenzuela is a series dedicated to educating, empowering, and supporting the heroes behind the headset. Ashley is a 911 dispatcher in California and the creator of The Raspy Dispatcher LLC. Listen as she partners with industry leaders to add tools to every first responder's toolbelt. No topic is off-limits. Remember to subscribe, rate, and tell a friend, and find us on social media by searching The Raspy Dispatcher.

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The Value of Neurodiversity in Public Safety Communication

Let's Talk Dispatch

1 hour 3 minutes 37 seconds

7 months ago

The Value of Neurodiversity in Public Safety Communication

In this episode of Let’s Talk Dispatch, I sit down with Will Young, a dedicated public safety telecommunicator and passionate advocate for neurodiversity in emergency communications. Will shares his journey into public safety, his involvement with APCO and NENA, and his mission to create more inclusive emergency communication centers (ECCs).

We explore how embracing neurodiversity can help address the staffing crisis, provide better support for team members, and ensure our centers reflect the diverse communities we serve. Whether you're in leadership or on the frontline, this conversation is packed with actionable insights to foster inclusivity in your center.

Connect with Will:
📌 Instagram: @10_4_Baldy
📌 LinkedIn: Will Young