BE HUMAN EVENTS

Events that bring us together

Our events bring people together to learn from one another and connect around experiences of hidden disability. From community gatherings and workshops to our annual summit, find an opportunity and come along to join the conversation.

OPEN TO EVERYONE

Hidden Disability Summit

A day to make connections while sharing and exploring a more inclusive world of work.


What helps people with hidden disabilities feel understood and supported at work? Join us to hear from people sharing their own experiences, alongside employers and inclusion specialists .



Saturday 14 November 2026

09:00–17:30, Cercle Cité, Luxembourg

€10 members · €20 non-members
€75 corporate, including a certificate
Lunch, snacks and drinks included.

More events

OPEN TO EVERYONE

Privacy Law within the Context of Disability

Saturday 7 November 2026

15:00–17:00, Please request to join for more details

OPEN TO EVERYONE

Activism & Building Movements

Saturday 21 November 2026

13:00–15:00, The Office Charlotte

In this workshop we’ll unpack how an idea becomes organised, measurable pressure for change and how a movement is actually built, step by step.

 

Our previous events

 
Two presenters smiling behind a lectern at the International School of Luxembourg, with illustrated characters projected behind them.

September 15th 2026

Hidden in Plain Sight Panel:

Neurodivergence and substance use in young people are still too often assessed separately. On 15 September, Be Human, IMPULS and the International School of Luxembourg brought psychologists, researchers, and affected individuals together to ask why, and what would need to change.

May 17th 2026

PowHer Leadership Program Graduation

To celebrate the achievements of our 15 participants in the five-month PowHer Leadership program, we hosted a dinner at The Office Charlotte, where we held our workshops. Alumnae were invited to share their experiences and aspirations over a plant-based dinner and live music.

A group of thirteen people smiling at the camera and wearing their graduation caps.

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