Take a look at our
Upcoming Events
With Inclusive Change
We host events in our local community in partnership with Inclusive Change At Work CIC. Take a look at the list below to find out whats on.
Our online events are designed to inform and educate. We have a range of free and on demand events online.
Our team are experienced speakers and can be booked to educate and entertain at your next event - get in touch to find out how we can help.
Important Dates in our Calendar
June 2026
16th - Neurodiversity Pride Day 🌈, National events
15th-21st - Learning Disability Week, National events
22nd - Leadership, Neurodiversity & Decision-Making workshop, The Courtyard Hotel, Exeter
July 2026
All Month - Disability Pride Month 🌈, National events
Leadership, Neurodiversity & Decision Making
June 22nd 2026
22nd June - In-person workshop
Join Lucy Smith, founder of Inclusive Change and a specialist in leadership, neurodiversity, and organisational change, for this workshop hosted at The Courtyard Exeter Sandy Park.
This morning session combines breakfast, networking, and an honest, practical exploration of what it really means to lead people with ADHD and autism in today’s workplace.
Across the morning, you’ll move from a grounded discussion on neurodiversity in leadership to a live decision-making simulation based on the National Decision Model, putting real-world pressure and complexity into practice. You’ll leave with clearer insight into how neurodiversity is shaping leadership challenges, alongside practical tools for making better decisions and supporting teams with confidence.
Re-Visit our Past Events
BSides Bristol - 5th & 6th September
Lucy Smith joined day one of BSides Bristol as she explored the future of work – spotting red flags, recognising reasonable requests, and reframing adjustments as smart strategies for building high-performing, future-ready cyber teams.
Click on the button below to access Lucy's top ten tips for inclusive recruitment.
Inclusive Change at Work - In the Community
From January to March 2025, our sister community interest company, Inclusive Change at Work CIC, hosted transformative workshops to promote understanding and inclusion for neurodivergent individuals and their families.
We gathered at Emersons Green Village Hall for expert-led sessions that offered practical strategies and a welcoming space for learning and growth.
Visit our recap page for more information about the sessions plus useful links and articles.
Building the Future of Work, Together
Throughout 2024 and early 2025, we hosted a series of live webinars and in-person workshops focused on supporting neurodiverse and disabled young people in the workplace. These sessions helped businesses understand the value of neurodivergent talent, while also offering guidance to parents and carers on career opportunities and support for their young adults.
You can catch up on everything via our recap pages - watch the recordings, explore helpful articles, and grab some free resources too.
Our Event Blog - Where we've been, what we've learned
Sharing our experiences, insights, and standout moments from industry events
From Awareness to Embedded Practice
The last in our five-part series about supporting parents of neurodiverse children at work. Here, we focus on what managers and employers can put into practice today, to support and retain staff. ...more
disability ,neurodiversity at work Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Work &Families
May 21, 2026•6 min read
Supporting parents of ND children at work- wellbeing initiative or workforce strategy - Copy
Workforce strategy Supporting parents of neurodivergent children at work isn't a wellbeing perk. It's a workforce sustainability issue employers can't afford to ignore. ...more
disability ,neurodiversity at work Managing Change Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Families &Community
May 21, 2026•4 min read
Managers are not Therapists
When organisations rely on individual manager goodwill rather than systemic support, they create a fragile and inconsistent environment. Some employees are well supported. Others fall through the gaps... ...more
disability ,neurodiversity at work Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Work &Families
May 21, 2026•4 min read
Is flexibility enough to support parents of neurodivergent children at work? - Copy
Flexibility isn't enough Flexible working helps - but it's not enough for parents of neurodivergent children. Learn what proactive, sustainable workplace system design actually looks like. ...more
neurodiversity at work ,Managing Change Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Work &Families
May 21, 2026•4 min read
The Rise of the Sandwich Carer
The sandwich carer is one of the biggest hidden workforce risks in the UK. Here's what organisations are misreading - and what to do differently. ...more
disability ,Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Work &Families
May 21, 2026•4 min read
Neurodiversity at Work: Questions We Get Asked
Practical answers to common neurodiversity at work questions, including disclosure, reasonable adjus ...more
neurodiversity at work ,Mental Health Neurodiversity future of work Work &Training
May 07, 2026•3 min read
Free Resources - Short Courses & Webinars
Free Course
How to champion neurodiversity in the workplace
Free Taster Course
Inclusive Fitness -
Taster
Free Webinar
Access To Work - A managers Guide
Free E-Book
Inclusion Matters
Free Course
Simplify your
digital life
Free Webinar
This is me
Free Webinar
Building the future of work - Careers for young people
Free Webinar
Building the future of work - Recruitment & Retention
Want easy access to all of our free resources? Click on the link below to register and you will get access to all of our free stuff in one place.
We are always adding and updating the list and will notify you when we drop new content.
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