Martin is an experienced and recognised consultant, teacher trainer, lecturer, and speaker on applied ethics, dyslexia awareness, and neurodiversity-related issues.
He has advised governments, delivered keynote presentations around the world, and been at the forefront of Special Educational Needs and inclusion thought leadership since the turn of the millennium.
He has taught and worked in neurodiversity awareness both nationally and Internationally, winning a Commendation for Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion from the British Council, participating in the UK’s Centre for Social Justice Dyslexia and the Criminal Justice System roundtable, and holding a position as a Trustee for the Accessible Learning Foundation, launched in Westminster Palace.
Heavily involved with driving Europe-wide projects focusing on neurodiversity and inclusion, Martin raises awareness of dyslexia from an intercultural perspective, and has created the Dyslexia Map, the world’s most comprehensive map of dyslexia providers around the world.
He lectures in Digital Ethics at the Berlin School of Business and Law, and in Ethics and Culture at universities in both Germany and France; and has lectured in Intercultural Perspectives of Special Educational Needs for Teachers in the United Kingdom.
