AANE Webinar: Cyberbullies, Scammers, and Trolls, Oh My! Navigating Social Media and the Internet Safely for Neurodivergent Adults, 10/2/24, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM ET

Since 2020, Izzie Chea has been a multifaceted creative professional, running a successful virtual piano studio on YouTube and fostering a popular neurodivergent community on Instagram. She provides creative business consulting, content creation, influencer management, digital marketing, social media strategy, copywriting, and keynote speaking for a diverse range of companies, including tech start-ups, international non-profits, and multi-million dollar conglomerates. Izzie works as the customer experience and social media manager for Hiki, a social app for Autistic adults. As a proud neurodivergent Latina based in Houston, TX, she’s passionate about coffee, cats, and neurodiversity.

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For the safety and enjoyment of all, individuals who attend AANE groups, activities, and events must follow these guidelines.

AANE recognizes and values diversity in all its forms and expects all members of our community to contribute to an inclusive and welcoming space for everyone. We are committed to fostering an environment where all individuals are treated with dignity and respect. Discrimination, hate speech, harassment, or any behavior that demeans or marginalizes others based on their characteristics, identities, or lived experiences will not be tolerated. Individuals who attend AANE groups, activities, and events must follow these guidelines:

– The information discussed in support groups is considered private and confidential and is not to be shared outside of the support group. 

– All participants at AANE events are expected to respect all people’s characteristics, identities, and lived experiences.

– Speech that demeans or marginalizes others will not be tolerated.

– Participants are expected to remain sober and avoid any impairment due to alcohol or drugs while participating in AANE programs.

AANE reserves the right to deny admission, ask an individual participant to leave, or remove participants from the event/program for inappropriate or disrespectful

If you are new to Zoom, we suggest that you visit their Help Center before your meeting to familiarize yourself with the platform.

The resources and information shared within AANE support groups are for informational and educational purposes only and are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical or mental health advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Our hope is that these resources will provide you with useful connections as you navigate your journey of discovery and connection. AANE​ makes no warranty as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of the information shared within the group.