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

Max is set to make another return to the Diversita Community Meet-Up on 26th of May, where he will once again join the event as a guest speaker, continuing his long-standing involvement with the organisation and its work to champion Neurodiversity and inclusion.

The May meet-up will provide an opportunity for attendees to come together for meaningful discussions centred on Neurodiversity, lived experience, and the importance of creating environments where everyone feels valued and understood.

The event will encourage conversation, shared experiences, and practical ideas that can help promote greater inclusion across education, workplaces, and local communities.

Drawing on his experiences as an autism advocate, TEDx speaker, filmmaker, educator, and IT Network Manager, Max will discuss the importance of recognising individual strengths, overcoming barriers, and fostering a culture where Neurodivergent people are empowered to thrive. His talk will combine personal experiences with practical insights aimed at inspiring positive change.

Throughout his work, Max has remained committed to raising awareness of autism and wider Neurodiversity, encouraging organisations and communities to move beyond awareness towards genuine understanding, acceptance, and meaningful action.

Diversita's Community Meet-Ups continue to offer an inclusive and welcoming space for people to connect, exchange ideas, and learn from one another. By bringing together individuals with a wide range of experiences, the events help strengthen the conversation around accessibility, equality, and community support.

Max's continued involvement reflects his dedication to supporting Diversita's mission and helping to amplify neurodivergent voices. As a former Diversita Ambassador and regular guest speaker, he looks forward to returning for another engaging evening of discussion, learning, and shared experiences.

The online event will take place on May 26th and will not be filmed due to data protection, ensuring attendees can participate in an open and confidential environment.