Spotlight
Issue 25: Literacy Moms NC - Accidental Advocates | Amanda Harrison & Ginny Sharpless Paid Members Public
Amanda Harrison and Ginny Sharpless, two determined mothers from North Carolina, founded Literacy Moms NC after battling systemic resistance to their children’s dyslexia needs, sparking a movement to empower parents and demand equitable access to literacy for all.
Issue 25: Marin's Principle: Paving the Way for Literacy and Justice in Manitoba Paid Members Public
The article highlights Twila Richardson’s relentless fight for justice, alongside the efforts of fellow advocates, and calls for action to advance Marin’s Principle—a bold push for systemic change to guarantee literacy, inclusion, and dignity for all neurodivergent Manitobans.
Issue 23: Spotlight on Every Cherry | Emma Steel Paid Members Public
Emma Steel discusses her journey from Special Education teacher to leading Every Cherry, an imprint focused on creating inclusive and accessible books for SEND students, in this insightful interview.
Issue 20: Legacy of Literacy: Honouring a Luminary | Pat Jones Paid Members Public
Legacy of Literacy - Honouring a Luminary: This article celebrates the lifetime dedication of Pat Jones OBE to dyslexia advocacy and education as she retires, offering a heartfelt tribute to her remarkable efforts in advancing awareness and support for dyslexic individuals.
Issue 19: Focus on SOLAR Lab | Eamon Charles Paid Members Public
An interview with Eamon Charles, academic staff at La Trobe University’s SOLAR Lab, which is revolutionizing education in Australia and overseas by helping educators adopt well-established, scientific approaches to improve how they teach children to read.
