What's on this week

Published on August 14, 2023

The science of ADHD: Navigating neurodiversity in a neurotypical world

Tuesday 15 August, 7:00-9:15pm

Juju's bar and stage, London

This talk is designed to give you an increased awareness and understanding of an ADHD brain. 

Dr Tomlinson is a clinical academic psychiatry fellow working at the University of Oxford.

This talk is also available on livestream

Find out more and buy tickets here. 

Neuro wavy meet up

Wednesday 16 August, 7:00-9:00pm

Station South, Manchester

An informal friendly meet up for neurodivergent adults . 

Find out more here. 

Morning Stars: A relaxed viewing 

Friday 18 August, 10:15-11:00am 

Royal Observatory, London

The morning stars show is designed for anyone who will benefit from a calmer and more relaxed environment. 

Find out more and get tickets here. 

Portraits of Dogs: a relaxed exhibition visit

Saturday 19 August, 9:00-11:00am

The Wallace Collection

A relaxed morning visit to the exhbition. The museum will be open to the general public from 10:00am.

FInd out more and get tickets here. 

Other news

Employ autism opportunities

August 11, 2023
Rail training assessment administrator This role involves supporting the administration for course candidates before, during and after training events.Placement begins: August/September 2023 for 6 monthsInterviews: within 2 weeks of application deadlineDeadline: Friday 11th AugustSalary: £17,659 - £23,753 (dependent on age)Hours: This is a full time role (40 hours per week)Location: Golborne, Warr

Alternative opportunities

August 15, 2023
Share your views on reading fictionAmbitious are working on a campaign to make reading fiction more accessible for autistic young people. We are trying to learn more about how autistic young people read fiction and what they love to read. Please take part in our short survey to share your views and shape our campaign. The survey should only take 10 minutes to complete. https://shorturl.at/lnzL5