Tuesday 16 June 2026 | From 14:30 CEST \/ Brussels time | Brussels, Belgium<\/strong><\/p>\n Language:<\/strong> French<\/p>\n Neurodiversity Pride Day with NDBI<\/strong> is a French-language community event in Brussels organised by NeuroDivergent Brain Intelligences asbl<\/strong>. The day invites neurodivergent people, relatives, professionals and interested community members to come together for exchange, reflection and shared pride.<\/p>\n The event begins from a clear and powerful message: proud to be neurodivergent, proud to exist, proud to bring different ways of seeing the world. Too often, conversations about neurodivergence focus only on difficulties. This gathering also makes space for creativity, authenticity, insight, self-determination and the capacity to notice what others may not see.<\/p>\n For NDBI, Neurodiversity Pride Day is not only a celebration. It is also a message: neurodivergent people do not have to apologise for being different. The event creates room for people to meet, think together, share perspectives and reflect on what neurodiversity means personally, socially and politically.<\/p>\n The programme includes an afternoon meeting on philosophy and neurodiversity, followed by an evening session on history, politics, and Belgian and European societal issues. Together, these sessions invite participants to look at neurodiversity not only as an individual experience, but also as part of wider questions about rights, recognition, inclusion and the future of society.<\/p>\n This event connects strongly with Neurodiversity Pride Week because it centres neurodivergent voices, dignity, community and collective reflection. It is a place for people to be present as they are, whether they are autistic, ADHD, AuDHD, DYS, HPI, a relative, a professional, or simply someone who wants to understand these questions more deeply.<\/p>\n This event may be especially relevant for neurodivergent people in Belgium, French-speaking community members, relatives, professionals, advocates, researchers and anyone interested in neurodiversity, self-determination, social change and the right to exist without apology.<\/p>\nProgramme<\/h2>\n
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