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Autistic pride. Organised.

We tell the places we work and learn what our brains need, then hold them to it.

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Happening now.

One year. Four moves.

The campaign runs all year in four moves, and this page always shows the one we are in now.

  1. 1

    Ask Now

    November to January

    We fill in our cards and tell the places we work and learn what our brains need.

    Fill in your card

  2. 2

    Commit

    February to May

    Organisations promise on the Register to act on our cards and on our six actions.

  3. 3

    Show

    May to June 18

    On 18 June we celebrate where we live, and organisations report what they did.

  4. 4

    Report

    July to October

    We tell organisations whether we got what we asked for, and publish the result.

Six actions in six weeks. 7 May to 18 June 2027.

The six action challenge.

Take the six actions into your workplace, school or community, one at a time. Log each one when it is done, and we will tell you what it led to.

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  1. Action 1Make the process accessible before you invite us in.
  2. Action 2Hire for the skill, not the performance of the skill.
  3. Action 3Fund autistic led organisations, not just programs about us.
  4. Action 4Measure whether people are okay, not whether they comply.
  5. Action 5Pay us to design it, not just to review it.
  6. Action 6Publish what you actually did, not what you intended.
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Autistic Pride Day

18 June

Active in 22 countries.

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Who promised to act on our cards, and how many of our requests they met.

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