Josephine Davidoff

Josephine Davidoff is a proudly neurodivergent (Autistic and ADHD) disability activist from the UK. She has personal experience of fighting for equal rights in the workplace including for disability adjustments and brings a wide background of insights and lived experiences, including for disabled individuals who are often overlooked, such as women, LGBTQ+, people of colour and those with invisible (‚hidden‘) disabilities.

She currently works in Income Generation for Ambitious About Autism, a UK charity working to support and empower autistic young people and children, in a range of settings, including providing disability confident employment and development opportunities.
She is currently training her ex-racing rescue Greyhound, Ralphie as an Autism and Psychiatric Assistance Dog for her disabilities. At the DialoguePerspectives Autumn Seminar 2022, she will be one of our panelists.
˝DialoguePerspectives offers a unique change of perspective! The programme allows you to really grapple with current and highly societally relevant questions, to reflect on your own identity, and to get to know the diversity of European identities. I am very grateful for the intensive personal discussion and encounters, and the great amount of food for thought that has stuck with me long past the seminars.

Ezgi, DialoguePerspectives alumnus