A parent’s concern about one child’s reading struggles can spark change that reaches an entire community. How does that happen—and what can families and educators learn from those who have led the way?
In recognition of Dyslexia Awareness Month, join host Donell Pons and guests Elissa Aten of PC READS and Robin Zikmund of Decoding Dyslexia Idaho for a conversation about turning personal experience into community advocacy.
Our guests will share what inspired their work, how they built support, and how relationships with educators, administrators, and policymakers have helped them advance dyslexia awareness and improve school practices. Through concrete examples and lessons learned, they’ll explore the challenges of advocacy, what meaningful progress looks like, and where others can begin.
Parents, educators, and school leaders will leave with practical ideas for working together to strengthen support for students with dyslexia.
