Jenara Nerenberg lectures widely on neuroscience, innovation, sensitivity, leadership, and diversity. Selected as a “brave new idea” presenter by the Aspen Institute for her work on re-framing mental differences, Jenara is also the founder and host of The Neurodiversity Project, hosting events with bestselling authors in science and medicine who push for innovation in research and advocacy. She holds degrees from the Harvard School of Public Health and UC Berkeley. Her work has been published in Fast Company, NYMAG, Susan Cain’s Quiet Revolution, Garrison Institute, Elaine Aron’s HSP, Healthline, KQED, and elsewhere. In addition to her work as a journalist, Jenara is a frequent workshop facilitator, speaker, and event host for institutions including the Stanford Graduate School of Business, UC Berkeley Greater Good Science Center, the Tahirih Justice Center, and Park Day School. |
