June 18.
Autistic Pride Day is about who we are. We celebrate it where we live, in 22 countries.
What happens
on the day.
We celebrate together, and organisations on the Register report what they did. We share members’ stories with their permission.
Mark it where you live.
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Go to an event.
Near you or online, each with what to expect when you arrive.
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Host one.
At work, at school or at home. Big or small, every event counts.
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Wear the campaign.
Every size is measured, and every item has sensory notes.
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Post about it.
With the toolkit’s ready captions.
The live map
Events appear as they happen.
Every listing says what to expect: quiet space, lighting and noise, step free access, captions, and whether you can come and go.
After the day
Log what you did, so it counts.
Every action you log on 18 June counts, and we tell you what it led to.
Our conference. Think Autism.
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2026
Autism is Trending. Now do something about it.
Autistic Pride Day 2026. Australian Catholic University, Fitzroy, Melbourne.
See the edition: Autism is Trending. Now do something about it.Watch the talks
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2025
Unapologetically Autistic.
Think Autism 2025. UTS, Sydney.
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2024
Unmasked.
Autistic Pride Day Symposium 2024. The Commons George Street, Sydney, and The Commons QV, Melbourne.
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2023
Everyday.
Autistic Pride Day Symposium 2023. The Commons QV, Melbourne.
Wear it on 18 June.
The campaign tee comes in four colours, and the range comes back every year.
