Why go beyond the traditional view of disability and address neurodiversity?
Because disability is not limited to physical and/or mental dimensions. Neurodiversities, often invisible, can profoundly influence the way people think, learn, and collaborate.
By supporting them, FDJ UNITED is rethinking its ways of working to unlock collective potential and progress together.
The Group’s commitment is concrete: this year, FDJ UNITED has developed and shared an awareness and support guide on dys disorders, produced thanks to the expertise of the Fédération Française des Dys.
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At the Sustainable Gambling Conference 2025 in Brussels, FDJ UNITED brought together sector leaders, operators, and experts to explore the evolving landscape of regulated gambling, player protection, and the broader challenge of sustainability in an increasingly digital and competitive environment.
At the Sustainable Gambling Conference 2025, Mark Johnson, Senior Principal at Frontier Economics, presented an in-depth analysis of the scale, characteristics, and risks of black market gambling in Great Britain. His session examined who uses unregulated operators, how they access them, and what current data reveals about behaviour in a changing regulatory landscape.
At the Sustainable Gambling Conference 2025, Prof. Dr Mary Aiken — a leading Cyber Security keynote speaker and Chair of the Department of Cyberpsychology at Capitol Technology University — delivered a powerful examination of how digital environments influence human behaviour and what this means for the gambling sector.
