Retired army major Søren Dalgaard talks about autism from a deeply personal starting point: his own son received the diagnosis in 1992. For more than 25 years he has volunteered as chairman of the local branch of the Danish Autism Association, and he has also sat on the association's national board and served as vice president of the World Autism Organisation.
In 2014 he founded Autismecenter Vest, where more than a hundred autistic people have found work, self-sufficiency and a better everyday life. The evening is part of the KultruCafe series, and it suits anyone curious about autism, whether as a family member, professional or interested neighbour.
