The Red, Yellow, Green Guide: Supporting Diverse Minds Overseas with Jenilee Goodwin
About this episode
"It depends" is not a very satisfactory answer to whether someone with neurodiversity should be on the field. Amy Young and Jenilee Goodwin came up with a helpful model that easy to implement! Jenilee unpacks the "Red, Yellow, Green" method. This episode provides a practical, compassionate framework for evaluating individual capabilities, team dynamics, and organizational support in cross-cultural ministry settings.
Show Notes:
Companion Article on Global Trellis—Neurodiversity Questions: Guiding Principles to Consider by Jenilee https://globaltrellis.com/neurodiversity-questions-guiding-principles-to-consider/
Neurodiversity Week course: https://globaltrellis.com/shop/neurodiversity-week/
Jenilee Rachel Coaching: https://jenileerachel.com/
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