18 June 2026

The demand becomes public

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/ June 18 is Autistic Pride Day

The world noticed autism. The systems did not.

June 18 is when we say so together, publicly, across 22 countries, with a formal demand that does not expire when the day ends.​

What is happening on June 18?

/ The public demand 

On 18 June 2026, Autistic Pride Day, the six actions are issued as a formal public demand to governments, employers, and institutions. Not a statement of intent. A demand with mechanisms, built on years of community evidence, and already in the hands of more than 200 organisations across 22 countries.

 

/ The Think Autism Conference

Autistic voices, researchers, advocates, and decision-makers. Online, free, and open to everyone wherever they are. The conference that produced the six actions returns on June 18 to mark the moment the demand lands publicly.

/ The Standard goes live

The page that names organisations that have adopted the six actions and makes visible those that have not. Accountability is not a threat. It is what happens when people are paying attention.

HHow to take part?

However you show up on June 18, it counts. Pick the path that fits you and take it. The campaign provides everything you need.

Register for the conference

How Online. Free. Global. Take part wherever you are.

Host a June 18 event

Download the toolkit and run your own event in your workplace, school, or community. The facilitation guide walks you through it.

Share the demand

On June 18, share the six actions publicly. Campaign assets are ready to download and post.

Adopt the standard

If your organisation is ready to commit to one or more of the six actions, June 18 is when you say so publicly.

/ On June 18, the demand goes public.

Years of community evidence.
Six actions. One global moment.

After June 18, organisations respond. Some will act. This site tracks who does and who does not. The demand does not expire.

Stay with the campaign.

Updates go out when something happens worth telling you about.

You’ve read the demand. 

Now let's talk.

  • If you represent a government department, an employer, or an institution — and you want to understand what action looks like for your organisation — this is where that conversation starts.
  • If you are media and need a briefing, a spokesperson, or campaign data, reach out here.
  • If you want to contribute to keeping this campaign free and global, we want to hear from you.