Autistic pride day
Massachusetts
JOYFUL. UNAPOLOGETIC. PROUD.
It all starts with a Mission...
To create a safe, inclusive, and affirming space where Autistic individuals can celebrate identity, express pride, and connect authentically—while engaging the broader community in recognizing neurodiversity as a vital part of human rights and human experience.
The Main Event
Autistic Pride Day
celebratory event - june 27 3:30-6:30 PM
Planet Gymnastics
7 Strathmore Rd, Natick, MA 01760
Autistic Pride Day is an Autistic-led, community-rooted celebration of neurodivergent identity, joy, and resilience. It's more than a day—it’s a movement toward visibility, dignity, and collective liberation for Autistic people. Autistic pride day recognizes and validates the dynamic, heterogeneous and multifaceted ways Autism shows up for different people at different times in their lives. This embracing of diversity within the Autistic community happens through an intentional commitment to understanding how Autism intersects with other identity categories (such as race, class, gender, sexuality, age, co-occuring disabilities, and more) and impacts the supports, stereotypes, oppressions and life experiences of Autistic people. We hope to have Autistic Pride Day formally recognized by local schools, the city and the state.
On this day (as we ought to be able to do on all days), we will rock—joyfully, unapologetically, and proudly!

