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J Grange is an internationally recognised public speaker and entrepreneur born in London. His journey has been shaped by significant challenges including mental health struggles during his education, being permanently excluded from two schools, encounters with police and receiving a diagnosis of ADHD and dyspraxia.
J GrangeтАЩs music career gained momentum with his second release, resulting in substantial attention on YouTube and amassing an impressive number of streams.
His influence extends beyond music; he has made appearances on major platforms such as BBC Radio, KISS FM, and Channel 5 News, as well as various online publications. Notably, he has also been featured on France 2 of France Televisions, showcasing his international reach.
As one of the UKтАЩs youngest international public speakers at just 23, J Grange actively advocates for neurodiversity. He regularly engages with students and staff in PRUs, schools, and colleges including Kings College London, using his platform to promote understanding and acceptance of neurodivergent individuals. His advocacy work includes being an ambassador for organisations such as UK Youth.
JтАЩs speaking engagements are impactful and far-reaching. He has addressed prominent and prestigious audiences, including the United Nations and UNESCO, and has spoken at large events like the Bournemouth International Centre, where he reached over 1,000 attendees. He also regularly works with corporations such as McCains, Trustpilot, GXO, Harvey Nichols, EllaтАЩs Kitchen and News UK, promoting equality for the one in five individuals who are neurodivergent.
In June 2022, he celebrated neurodiversity by being featured on over 400 billboards across the UK. He released the anthem тАЬWe Will Rise,тАЭ in collaboration with the London Community Gospel Choir, as part of the Neurodiversity Umbrella Project.
In the summer of 2023, J joined the Mayor of LondonтАЩs Violence Reduction UnitтАЩs young peopleтАЩs action group, advocating for positive change for young Londoners. His contributions were widely recognised when he became a finalist for the 2023 National Diversity Awards, standing out among 120,000 nominations.
In early 2024, J Grange was invited to 10 Downing Street to collaborate with the UK Government, cementing his role as a leader in the neurodiversity movement. In 2025, J was spotlighted at the Davos Neurodiversity Summit, becoming an advisor for the charity Missing People.
