The Commitment Register.
Organisations promise here to act on our cards and on our two lists of asks. Each year we tell them whether we got what we asked for, and this page shows the result.
Public on purpose.
For years organisations have published statements about inclusion with nothing to check them against. The Register is the check.
The promise
Act on our cards. Report every year.
An organisation on the Register promises to act on the cards we share with it. It chooses its asks from the six actions for Autistic Pride Day, the November list for Neurodiversity Understanding Day, or both.
Who is on the Register.
Every organisation that has made its promise public, with its status straight from what it sent us.
No organisation is on the Register yet. The first organisations are being invited now. The Register opens to every organisation on 1 February 2027.
Two lists of asks.
An organisation chooses one list or both, and reports against what it chose.
June
Autistic Pride Day
The six actions. Autistic people set this list.
November
Neurodiversity Understanding Day
Neurodivergent people set this list on its own site.
The second check
Requests met.
The share of everything we asked for on our cards that was done, according to us. It comes from one question we answer each year: did you get what you asked for? Each organisation sees its own figure. The public sees the totals, and never a name.
Status
We do not score anyone.
Every status comes only from what the organisation sent us.
- CommittedThe organisation has made its commitment public.
- ReportedIt has told us what it did this year.
- Reported with evidenceIt has told us what it did, and shown us proof.
- Not reportedThe reporting window closed and it told us nothing.
A promise is only worth something if someone checks it.
Commit your organisation.
Tell us which asks you are taking on and what you will do. We read it before it goes public.