Sunday 6th September 6.30pm Not Built for Us: Neurodiversity, Ableism, and Social Systems - Veiled Rose

This talk has been postponed from 28th June and will now commence our Autumn Programme.  From religion to capitalism, systems demand conformity. This talk questions ableism and whether neurodivergent struggle reflects individual failure or systemic design.   Veiled Rose is a British Bengali ex-Muslim activist and writer working at the intersection of neurodiversity, secularism, and human rights. Her work focuses on how social and religious systems impact mental health, autonomy, and equality, particularly for women and neurodivergent people. She is Communications Manager at Faithless Hijabi, and a lay member of both the Leicester Secular Society and the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain.    All welcome - admission free. Tea & biscuits. Donations welcome - £5 suggested to cover  costs. Image by Gemini AI