Max To Speak at Diversita Community Meet Up in April (Online Event)

Max will return to the Diversita Community Meet-Up as a guest speaker on 30th April, continuing his ongoing support for the organisation and its commitment to promoting understanding, acceptance, and inclusion for Neurodivergent people.

The session will bring together members of the community for open and engaging conversations around Neurodiversity, lived experience, and the positive impact that individuals, employers, educators, and organisations can have in creating more inclusive environments.

Attendees will be encouraged to share their own perspectives while learning from the experiences of others.

Drawing upon his work as an autism advocate, TEDx speaker, educator, filmmaker, and IT Network Manager, Max will reflect on his personal journey and discuss the importance of embracing Neurodiversity across education, employment, and wider society.

He will also explore practical approaches that can help remove barriers and improve opportunities for Neurodivergent individuals.

A passionate advocate for greater awareness and acceptance, Max continues to champion the strengths and unique perspectives of Neurodivergent people while encouraging meaningful conversations that challenge stereotypes and promote lasting change.

Diversita's Community Meet-Ups provide welcoming spaces where people can connect, exchange ideas, and learn from one another in a supportive and inclusive environment. The events continue to play an important role in ensuring Neurodivergent voices remain central to discussions about inclusion and accessibility.

Max's return reflects his continued commitment to supporting Diversita's work and contributing to conversations that inspire positive change. As both a former Diversita Ambassador and regular guest speaker, he looks forward to engaging with attendees and continuing the conversation around creating a more inclusive future for all.

The online event will take place on April 30th and will not be filmed due to data protection, ensuring attendees can participate in an open and confidential environment.