Your organisation.
Your promise, the cards shared with you, your requests met and your team's learning.
One place for
your promise.
On Neurodiversity Understanding Day your promise is simple to say: ask each person what their brain needs, never ask for a diagnosis, and act on the answer. This is where you show it.
What you get.
Your commitment
The asks you chose, and your reporting status.
Shared cards
The cards your people choose to share with you.
Your figure
Your own requests met figure, never a name.
Your profile
Your public entry on the Register.
Campaign materials
With your name on them, from Campaign Studio.
Co design panels
Paid panels with autistic people, booked through us.
The cards and your figure
Hear it from your people.
The cards come only from people who choose to share them with you. Your figure is counted from everyone's answers, and never shows anything that identifies a person.
Learning
Your team learns the Standard.
Staff can start The Autistic Standard free. For more seats and the higher tiers, talk to us.
See The Autistic Standard Talk to us about your organisation
Make the promise in public, then keep it.
How to report.
Once a year, in three steps.
The window opens
Before 18 June each year. We email the person who made your commitment.
Sign in
Open your commitment and tell us what you did.
Add evidence
If you have it. Your status then shows it.
Open your commitment.
Sign in with the email that made your commitment.
Not on the Register yet? Commit first, and we read it before it goes public.
