RESOURCES FOR THE COMMUNITY
Are you an educator, professional, or caregiver supporting Black children with dyslexia?
Whether you’re seeking tools for equitable, evidence-based instruction, ways to advocate for your students, or guidance on navigating your child’s journey, these free resources are here to help.
Through shared understanding and advice, we can deepen our collective awareness of dyslexia. As a result, we can improve outcomes for children and speak up for change.
READING ROCKETS
Reading Rockets offers a rich library of evidence-based classroom strategies to help young children become skilled readers. Their website offers hundreds of articles and videos on reading instruction, classroom strategies, and more.
HEAR FIRSTHAND FROM FAMILIES
To effectively advocate for a child experiencing dyslexia, new skills and a network of support are a must. Learn from other parents and guardians of children with dyslexia. Find out their answers to common questions, struggles, successes, and advice.
Black and Dyslexic
The Black and Dyslexic Podcast offers an authentic, raw perspective on the challenges faced when advocating for yourself or a child with a learning disability.
Educational Equity Emancipation
Dr. Almitra Berry is on a mission to change the conversations around the topics of education, equity, and intellectual emancipation for culturally and linguistically diverse learners.
The Culture We Speak
Dr. Dionna Latimer-Hearn examines the intersection of culture, language, and education. The Culture We Speak decenters mainstream gaze and offers resources to improve educator effectiveness in serving global majority populations.
NATIONAL CENTER ON IMPROVING LITERACY
The National Center on Improving Literacy helps families support children with literacy challenges, including dyslexia. Explore their recommended resources, packed with proven strategies to boost your child's reading success.
THE READING LEAGUE
The Reading League promotes evidence-based reading instruction to improve student outcomes. They offer free resources, an online academy, professional development, and school-based partnerships. By training educators, all children can become successful readers.
INTERNATIONAL DYSLEXIA ASSOCIATION
The International Dyslexia Association (IDA) supports individuals with dyslexia, their families, and educators. Learn about dyslexia legislation in your state, find providers near you, and browse the digital library.
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