Event guide
Let people decide what works for them before they arrive.
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The full text is below. Updated 5 November 2026.
Pick the day and format
18 June is Autistic Pride Day, and any day works. Choose a short talk, a lunch, a reading of the six actions or a discussion of one action.
Publish what will happen, when it starts, how long it runs and where it takes place. Keep private addresses out of a public listing.
Tell people what to expect
Quiet space: say whether there is somewhere to step away.
Light and noise: explain the room before people arrive.
Step free access: explain how people get in and around.
Captions: say what is available for talks, online and in the room.
Come and go: explain whether people can leave and return.
Communication: offer ways to take part without speaking. For online events, say whether cameras are optional.
Invite and list it
Use a clear invitation with the format, length, location and access information. Give people a way to ask for what they need.
Add the event to the campaign list. Tell us what, where and when, and what people can expect. Events are listed after a check.
Afterwards
Record what you did and what it led to. If your organisation made a commitment, report the actions and outcomes. Ask people what helped and what should change next time.
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