
We Are All Different
Christian Groes explores neurodiversity and how we can build a more inclusive society. Free for people under 28.
Christian Groes (born 1974) is a Danish anthropologist, PhD, author and public speaker whose work centres on neurodiversity, leadership and gender equality. He is a guest researcher at the Centre for Gender, Power and Diversity at Roskilde University and serves as Denmark's representative on the EU equality body EIGE, appointed by the Ministry of Gender Equality. His 2025 book "Vi er alle anderledes" (We Are All Different), published by Gyldendal, sparked wide debate about normality and cognitive diversity, and he writes a regular column for Altinget.
Christian Groes published a debate article on POV International on July 18, 2026.
In April 2026, Christian Groes gave a lecture on neurodiversity at Aakirkebyhallerne on Bornholm.
In March 2026, Christian Groes participated in a panel on equality and economics at the Christiansborg conference "10 Years with Women's Economics".
Dagbladet Information reviewed "We Are All Different" in November 2025 and praised the book for capturing the spirit of the times.
"We Are All Different - Neurodivergent in a Normal Society" was published by Gyldendal on October 23, 2025 and received five stars in Altinget.

Christian Groes explores neurodiversity and how we can build a more inclusive society. Free for people under 28.

Christian Groes explores neurodiversity through research, interviews, and his personal experience as a father, drawing on indigenous perspectives from the Amazon.

Anthropologist Christian Groes discusses neurodiversity and his book "We Are All Different" at Kolding Library's literature evening featuring a shared meal, book recommendations, and rebel bingo.