Autismity

✨ Looking back at 2025 at Autismity

As the year comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on what 2025 meant for Autismity.

This year, our Autism Simulator was used in 13 countries around the world — including the USA, Canada, Australia, Sweden, and many more. Each new partnership was driven by the same goal: enabling teams to collaborate and perform better, particularly in environments that include neurodivergent colleagues.

We are delighted to share that in 2025, Autismity was trusted by global organizations such as AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson, as well as leading universities including Manchester Metropolitan University or The Hong Kong Polytechnic University - PolyU. Seeing our work integrated into both corporate learning and academic settings has been incredibly meaningful.

We were also proud to be part of two research projects this year:
🔬 one conducted in Sweden at Stockholm University
🔬 and another led by researchers at University of Liverpool

What started as a deeply personal idea continues to grow into a global movement built on experience, research, and human connection.

Thank you to every partner, researcher, organization, and individual who trusted Autismity in 2025. We’re excited for the future 🌍💙

💡 How can we make the digital future accessible to everyone?

Yesterday, our founder Mikuláš Štubňa had the honor of opening the conference Digital
Exclusion and Accessibility 2025 organised by Digitální Česko and Úřad vlády ČR — an important event focused on how technology can empower, not exclude.

🎤 In his opening speech, Mikuláš spoke about why digitalization must be built for everyone — including people with disabilities, neurodivergent individuals, and those who face social or economic barriers. Because innovation only matters when it’s accessible and inclusive.

🙏 Thank you to the organizers for the opportunity to open such an inspiring event.

ZA SKLEM o. s.

April 2nd – The World Autism Awareness Day 🌍

It was established by the United Nations in 2007. This day is dedicated to raising awareness about autism and promoting inclusion and understanding for individuals on the autism spectrum. Around the world, during April, various events, discussions, and campaigns aim to educate the public about the challenges faced by people with autism and to advocate for their rights.

If you are organizing a similar day in your organization, consider whether Autismity could be beneficial at this event. In addition to standard licenses, we also offer event licenses.

Find out more at www.autismity.com and if you have any questions, feel free to contact us. 😉