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Jennifer Sarrett

PhD
Founder
Disruptive Inclusion
Country or state 
United States (Georgia)
Available to 
Global
City 
Atlanta
Fee 
Languages 
English
Volunteer
No
Timezone 
America/New_York

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Bio

Engaging, Insightful, and Action-Oriented Talks on Culture, Equity, and Leadership

Dr. Jennifer Sarrett is a dynamic, engaging speaker who brings clarity, insight, and energy to every stage. With a background that blends academic rigor with real-world strategy, she has spoken at over 50 events — including conferences, keynotes, workshops, and panels — and has taught hundreds of students as a former faculty member at Emory University.

Her speaking topics focus on designing inclusive, supportive organizational cultures and addressing systemic issues in health equity, disability inclusion, and neurodiversity. Whether facilitating an interactive session or delivering a keynote, Dr. Sarrett brings warmth, story-driven content, and actionable insights that resonate across sectors.

She is especially skilled at making complex ideas accessible and relevant to diverse audiences — from healthcare leaders and academic researchers to nonprofit professionals and corporate teams.

Popular speaking topics include:

- Designing inclusive organizational cultures that last

- Psychological safety and team cohesion in high-pressure environments

- Health equity and systemic change

- Disability inclusion and neurodiversity in the workplace

- Leadership for learning and culture transformation

Dr. Sarrett is available for keynotes, panels, workshops, and custom events.

Current position (2)

Founder

Disruptive Inclusion

Senior Consultant

Jennifer Brown Consulting

Degrees (1)
Interdisciplinary Studies
Emory University
2008 to 2014

Presentations

Presentations (1)
Universal Design for Equity

In this interactive workshop, Dr. Jennifer Sarrett introduces attendees to the disability concept of universal design (UD) and discuss how this approach can guide us toward a reconceptualization of the field of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB).

UD is an architectural framework that encourages the creation of spaces and places to be as accessible as possible to as many people as possible without introducing new barriers for anyone — think curb cuts, which were built for people using wheelchairs but help a range of people without harming anyone. Dr. Sarrett shows how this approach will not only help generate practices that have wide usefulness but will also help us move away from DEIB being a field that reacts to large cultural events and internal complaints to an innovative, proactive, inclusive practice. Workshop attendees will have the opportunity to practice a UD for Equity approach in the workshop.

Past talks (1)
CURB CUTS FOR DEIB: IMPLEMENTING A UNIVERSAL DESIGN APPROACH FOR INCLUSION
The Forum on Workplace Inclusion
Minneapolis, MN
March 29, 2023
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Team Cohesion in Healthcare
Dr. Sarrett leading a workshop on Universal Design for Equity
Brilliant Minds, Broken Teams: Emphasizing Team Culture In Science And Healthcare - Healthcare Business Today

Books & Articles (8)

US prisons hold more than 550,000 people with intellectual disabilities – they face exploitation, harsh treatment.
Language Matters: Ableism in Everyday Language
Intersectionality and the School to Prison Pipeline
Beliefs about and perspectives of the criminal justice system of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities: A qualitative study.
Interviews, disclosure, and misperceptions: Autistic adults’ perspectives on employment related challenges.
What is D, E, and I? (and B, A, and J?)
5 Tips to Counter Your Unconscious Biases
On being an anti-racist racist

Expertise (15)

Health & Well-being
Leadership
Education
Social & Political
Healthcare
Disability as diversity Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Allyship Social Justice Criminal Justice Reform Mental health Higher Education Social Science Neurodiversity in the Workplace intersectionality

Clients

Planned Parenthood
DE Shaw
Central Piedmont Community College
RISE
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Why choose me? 

My talks are interactive, intersectional, research-informed, and deeply human.

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