Dystinct Journey
Issue 16: The Dystinct Journey of Krishangi Shroff Paid Members Public
The inspiring journey of Krishangi Shroff, a remarkable 13-year-old with Usher Syndrome and dyslexia, who has overcome many challenges to advocate for inclusive education, defying low expectations and reshaping perceptions of disability.
Issue 16: The Dystinct Journey of Michael Muriniti Paid Members Public
We journey through the life of Michael Muriniti, a dyslexic poet who overcame challenges, discovered his unique voice, and now spreads a message of self-acceptance and empowerment through his heartfelt poetry.
Issue 15: Dystinct Journey of Bayley Garnham Paid Members Public
Bayley Garnham's inspiring journey from struggling with dyspraxia and dysgraphia to becoming a weightlifting champion and now a personal trainer who motivates people to achieve their dreams.
Issue 15: Nature is awesome | Shane Feinstein Paid Members Public
8-year-old Shane Feinstein's reflections on his love for trees and how they inspire and help him at school.
Issue 14: The Dystinct Journey of William Jack (Pizza Rebillion) Paid Members Public
The journey of William Jack, the dyslexic entrepreneur behind the Sussex-based robotic pizza vending machine company called Pizza Rebellion that won the Best UK Business Innovation award at the Pizza, Pasta and Italian Food Association awards in 2022.
Issue 14: The Dystinct Journey of Nolan Courchaine Paid Members Public
The story of nine-year-old Nolan Courchaine, the determined young boy from Indiana, USA, who has taken up running as a means to raise funds to give back to his school which has played a significant role in his academic and social development.
Issue 14: The Dystinct Journey of Mila Smith, Author of This is Mila Paid Members Public
Story of Mila Smith, an eleven-year-old author from Trinidad and Tobago. Despite facing challenges with reading and writing, Mila wrote and self-published her book "This is Mila" at the age of eight, which celebrates her strengths and unique qualities.
Issue 14: Children Should Be Tested in Year One for Learning Disabilities (an essay by Nate Haste | 14 Year Old | Dyslexia) Paid Members Public
An essay written by 14-year-old Nate Haste to emphasise the importance of testing children for learning disabilities in year one to provide them with appropriate support and strategies early on to prevent long-term negative effects.
