Daniel Jones

Daniel Jones is a respected diversity and inclusion speaker, autism advocate and creator whose work centres on making neurodiversity more accessible, understood and celebrated. Best known as the founder of The Aspie World, the world’s largest YouTube channel for autistic adults, Daniel uses his lived experience of autism to break down barriers, challenge myths and inspire audiences. His engaging style combines honesty with warmth, helping both autistic and neurotypical individuals gain practical insight into sensory differences, communication styles and authentic self-acceptance.

Before becoming a full-time advocate and speaker, Daniel’s journey was shaped by his own autism diagnosis in adulthood. Coming to terms with Asperger’s syndrome gave him a fresh perspective on societal misconceptions about autism and a desire to share what he had learnt. Drawing on his personal experiences with sensory sensitivities and unique patterns of thinking, he began creating content that spoke directly to the autistic community while also educating wider audiences. His ability to articulate complex feelings and neurological concepts in relatable terms set the foundation for his future work in neurodiversity education and inclusion.

Over time, Daniel built a thriving online community of more than 700,000 followers across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, where his content blends education, humour and lived reality. His advocacy has brought him into collaboration with major organisations, including the BBC, the National Autistic Society and Zebedee Talent Agency, while global media outlets such as the BBC and HuffPost have featured his work. Daniel is also the author of Autism for Adults, a resource guiding readers to build confidence, navigate daily life and thrive with authenticity. Beyond digital platforms, he delivers keynote talks worldwide, bringing insight and empathy to corporate, educational and community audiences alike.

Organisations hire Daniel Jones as a diversity and inclusion speaker because he brings credibility, storytelling skill and lived expertise in neurodiversity to every engagement. His presentations do more than explain autism; they humanise it, giving audiences practical understanding of how to support neurodivergent colleagues, students and loved ones. Daniel’s warmth, clarity and humility create spaces where attendees feel seen and motivated to act. By challenging stereotypes, promoting inclusive practices and celebrating different ways of thinking, he helps leaders and communities build cultures where neurodivergent people are respected, supported and empowered to achieve their potential.