ND Pride London – Live Event

Tuesday 16 June 2026 | 17:30 – 19:30 BST / London time | University of Westminster, London

Language: Bahasa Inggris

World in Westminster Café: ND Pride is a special Neurodiversity Pride event hosted by the Universitas Westminster as part of the Westminster for All Programme, in collaboration with Neurodiversity in Business.

The event brings together students, staff, alumni and members of the wider community to celebrate and champion neurodiversity through an engaging and thoughtfully curated programme. It is designed as an inclusive evening of creativity, talent, advocacy and connection.

Participants can expect a celebration of neurodivergent creativity and inclusion, with a programme that includes art, performance and advocacy. The event also offers opportunities for people to contribute, perform or share their perspectives, helping to amplify neurodivergent voices within and beyond the university community.

The evening will be hosted by Char Bailey, and supported by organisations working to advocate for neurodiversity. It offers a collaborative space for people to come together around the meaning of Neurodiversity Pride: visibility, dignity, talent, community and the right for different minds to be recognised and valued.

This event connects strongly with Neurodiversity Pride Week because it creates a public university space where neurodivergent people and allies can meet, share, listen and celebrate. Pride is not only about awareness; it is about making room for neurodivergent creativity, leadership, experience and expression.

Practical information

• Event: World in Westminster Café: ND Pride
• Tanggal: Tuesday 16 June 2026
• Waktu: 17:30 – 19:30 BST / London time
• Lokasi: University of Westminster, Regent Street Campus
• Room: UG05
• Address: 309 Regent Street, London W1B 2HW, United Kingdom
• Biaya: Gratis
• Language: Bahasa Inggris
• Host: Char Bailey
• Organisers: University of Westminster / Westminster for All Programme, in collaboration with Neurodiversity in Business
• Audience: students, staff, alumni, neurodivergent people, allies, community members and people interested in neurodiversity, creativity and inclusion

What to expect

• A celebration of neurodivergent creativity, talent and inclusion
• A programme featuring art, performance and advocacy
• Opportunities to contribute, perform or share perspectives
• A space to amplify neurodivergent voices
• Support and participation from organisations advocating for neurodiversity
• An inclusive, collaborative evening during Neurodiversity Pride Day

This event may be especially relevant for neurodivergent students, staff, alumni, artists, performers, advocates, university communities, workplace inclusion networks, allies and anyone interested in celebrating neurodiversity through creativity, community and shared voice.

View the event and registration information here