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New two-day programme
The Neurodiversity Stage is scheduled for 23–24 March 2027 at the NEC Birmingham. Naidex says it will bring together neurodivergent people, healthcare professionals, families, charities, businesses and organisations working on inclusion. The programme will address issues affecting autistic people, people with ADHD and others across the neurodiversity community.
Topics and format
Planned sessions will examine accessibility, education, employment, healthcare and independent living. Organisers expect the programme to combine professional expertise, lived experience, practical advice and proposed solutions, while exploring challenges, opportunities and innovations affecting neurodivergent people. Further information, including initial speaker announcements, is due in the coming months.
Connected accessibility programmes
The stage will run alongside Naidex Junior and Business Without Barriers. Naidex Junior focuses on disabled and neurodivergent children, young people, families and professionals; Business Without Barriers covers inclusive employment, entrepreneurship, workplace accessibility and accessible technology. Organisers say the three programmes are intended to encourage collaboration across life stages and support broader work on accessibility and independent living.
