About Us

Bryce Pace - Autism Advocate, is a small autism consultancy business located in Melbourne, Victoria. Bryce Pace - Autism Advocate was founded in April 2016 when Bryce came home from high school disappointed in how his peers were using autism as a derogatory term. He decided to do what any typical teenager does. He logged onto facebook and wrote a post discussing his disappointment and revealing his own autism diagnosis. Now in his 20s Bryce along with his mother Angela work passionately toward creating a world that accepts, includes, and embraces autism.

Bryce Pace - Autism Advocate provides communities and organisations throughout Australia with autism workshops and access consultancy services. In addition to our services, we also work toward supporting autistics and their support networks to access much needed resources and supports.

Our Logo’s Story

Our logo was created in 2016 to give a visual representation of our vision.

The colours surrounding the globe represent the diversity of the autism spectrum. At Bryce Pace - Autism Advocate we celebrate human diversity and recognise that every autistic is different in their own amazing and unique way.

The globe in the centre of our logo represents the world wide autism community. Historically in the media autistics have been portrayed as being cis, white, males, however here at Bryce Pace - Autism Advocate we work towards changing this narrative. We advocate for every autistic no matter their, nationality, gender, sexuality, ability or religious beliefs.

As a whole our logo represents our vision of an inclusive world where everyone is acccepted, respected and valued. It is a world that embraces diversity as we are all different in our own way and this world needs all kinds of minds for it to function effectively.

Bryce Pace

He/Him

Bryce is an award winning autism advocate who is passionate about creating a world that accepts, Includes and embraces human diversity. Bryce was diagnosed with autism at the age of 8 and in 2022 publicly came out as bisexual in his blog post on Autism & Sexuality published on his business’ website.

 In 2016 Bryce founded his autism consultancy business Bryce Pace - Autism advocate with the goal of changing the stigma that surrounds the autism spectrum. Since then Bryce has had the pleasure of working with a diverse range of organisations including Dylan Alcott’s Consultancy organisation, Get Skilled Access. Through his involvement with these organisations he has facilitated workshops around autism and disability access, performed environmental audits and represented the autism community on panels at conferences. He has also participated in focus groups throughout Australia contributing to the creation of a world that is accessible to all.

Angela Pace

She/Her

Angela is an experienced teacher who has worked for many years in the field of adult disability. Currently she is working teaching workplace skills with an emphasis on social integration within the wider community.

Angela is also the mother of three boys, two of whom are on the autism spectrum. Both boys are now living independently. Michael has achieved a Diploma in Live Production and is currently working as the Senior Lighting Technician at the Illawarra Performing Arts Centre in Wollongong. Bryce has achieved a Diploma in Business and is currently an autism consultant who has achieved considerable recognition for his work.

Angela works with the premise that everyone is different and that it is not the abilities you are given in life that define a person but rather what you do with those abilities. She knows that everyone has the ability to achieve their potential if they are not held back by external factors.

At Bryce Pace—Autism Advocate, we offer a wide range of services to organisations and local communities throughout Victoria. These services include Professional Development, Access Consulting, Public Speaking, and Community Workshops. Use the button below to read more about the services we offer and to make a booking.