Agroecology stands up as a social movement that promotes social values, participation and fairness, as well as scientifically rigorous practices. It strives towards equitable, dynamic change. With this active and experienced panel and facilitator, we will explore together, where current opportunities exist for neurodiverse participants to engage in education, training and productive employment within the agroecological sector. Bringing knowledge from participants, farmers, horticulturalists, researchers, educators and programme leads we aim to enquire where biodiversity and neurodiversity can meet as inclusive opportunities for all of our agricultural futures.