85% of neurodivergent people won’t attend an event they suspect isn’t neuroinclusive*

Given that 1 in 5 people are diagnosed neurodivergent and many more undiagnosed, it's a lot of people who are making a conscious choice about attendance, regardless of the event content.

Making your events more neuroinclusive doesn’t have to be costly or time-consuming.
A little effort goes a long way.*

By implementing small things into your event; you can make big difference to both those it effects and the success of your event.

Be recognised – implement a selection of the steps and be accredited – and let a neurodivergent world know you care!

Don't just take our word for it. Read the practical checklist and guidance developed by Meet Cambridge in collaboration with the ABPCO Neurodiversity at Events Group and Welcome Brain. Designed to help event professionals create more inclusive experiences, these tools include the award-winning Neurodiversity at Events Checklist, which received international recognition through the Convene 4 Climate (C4C) Human Impact Award. Click the links below to access these resources: