Dyslexia Advocation

Dyslexia Advocation CORE VALUES:

EDUCATE: We are lifelong learners. We understand how important it is to recognize our children’s strengths and challenges.

Dyslexia Advocation Inc., is an approved 501(c)3 charitable organization whose mission is to equip parents of children with dyslexia and other language-based learning disabilities with the necessary tools to help their children become successful readers. DYSLEXIA ADVOCATION INC., Educate | Empower | Equip

VISION: All adults and parents of children who learn differently will be empowered with accu

rate knowledge and an understanding of the special education process to include appropriate interventions and instructional strategies to successfully advocate for themselves and their child(ren). We understand you need to arm yourself with knowledge and confidence as you prepare to discuss dyslexia support and engage in the special education process. ADVOCATE: We understand that our hard work not only helps our children, but the entire community. We reach back and help those who are just starting the IEP/Special Education process. We are committed to impacting change at the local, state, and/or federal level. COLLABORATE: We see the value in leveraging collective genius. We seek out opportunities to partner and educate ourselves from other experts and respect their area of expertise. We understand that we can learn and acquire knowledge from everyone we encounter.

She only needs 8 more participates. Please help her reach her goal.If you meet the criteria, share your story!LIKE | SHA...
09/03/2026

She only needs 8 more participates. Please help her reach her goal.

If you meet the criteria, share your story!

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📚✨ Help Us Change the Story for Children and Adults with Dyslexia ✨📚Every day, families contact Dyslexia Advocation, Inc...
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📚✨ Help Us Change the Story for Children and Adults with Dyslexia ✨📚

Every day, families contact Dyslexia Advocation, Inc. looking for answers, support, and hope. Many are overwhelmed by the special education process, unable to afford tutoring, or struggling to find accurate information about dyslexia and learning disabilities.

At Dyslexia Advocation, Inc., we work to ensure that individuals with dyslexia and other learning differences have access to advocacy, educational resources, affordable remediation options, and supportive communities where they can thrive.

💙 Your donation helps us:

✅ Provide educational workshops for parents and caregivers
✅ Connect families with valuable resources and support
✅ Raise awareness about dyslexia in Black and underserved communities
✅ Support college students through initiatives like Bear P.A.L.S. (Peer Allies for Learning & Support)
✅ Continue producing educational content through the Black and Dyslexic Podcast

No gift is too small. Every dollar helps us empower families, advocate for students, and create brighter futures.

🌟 If you've ever benefited from our work, listened to the podcast, attended an event, or simply believe that every child deserves the opportunity to learn and succeed, please consider making a donation today.

💰 Donate Here: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/4055563

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Together, we can ensure that dyslexia is identified, understood, and supported—not ignored.

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One of my favorite comedians right now! I’ll be seeing him in Atlantic City next month! Ali Siddiq Comedian Ali Siddiq h...
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One of my favorite comedians right now! I’ll be seeing him in Atlantic City next month! Ali Siddiq

Comedian Ali Siddiq has openly discussed being dyslexic and spending time in special education classes during his childhood, often incorporating these personal experiences and memories of his schooling into his stand-up routines.

Ali Siddiq is a stand-up comedian, writer, and former radio personality from Houston, Texas. His comedy is known for its honesty, storytelling, and blend of humor and social commentary. Siddiq’s unique style has earned him national acclaim. His performances are personal, observational, and thought-provoking, often focusing on current events, racism, and social issues.

🛍️ CALL FOR VENDORS/SPONSORS/ADVERTISEMENT NOW OPEN!Showcase your business, products, services, or organization at the 4...
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🛍️ CALL FOR VENDORS/SPONSORS/ADVERTISEMENT NOW OPEN!
Showcase your business, products, services, or organization at the 4th Annual Black Literacy Matters Conference!

📅 March 17–20, 2027
📍 University of Nebraska at Omaha | Omaha, Nebraska

The Institute for Black Literacy is seeking vendors for what is expected to be our largest conference yet, welcoming 400+ educators, school leaders, researchers, literacy specialists, clinicians, policymakers, parents, advocates, and community changemakers from across the nation.

This is an excellent opportunity to connect with attendees who are passionate about education, literacy, children's books, curriculum, educational technology, dyslexia resources, health and wellness, community engagement, nonprofit initiatives, faith-based organizations, apparel, artisan goods, and products that support children, families, and educators.

As a vendor, you'll have the opportunity to:
✅ Showcase your products and services to a national audience.
✅ Build relationships with education and community leaders.
✅ Increase brand visibility and expand your customer base.
✅ Support a movement dedicated to improving literacy outcomes for children and families.

Whether you're an author, publisher, educational company, nonprofit organization, university, local business, or entrepreneur, we'd love to have you join us!

Apply to Become a Vendor/Sponsor/Or Place an Ad Today!
🔗 Vendor Application:
https://lnkd.in/eCB-JBa2

🌐 Learn more about the conference:
https://lnkd.in/esAtgf26

Space is limited, and vendor applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Reserve your spot early and be part of one of the nation's premier literacy conferences!

Join us as we build The Blueprint for the future of Black literacy.

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07/24/2026

🎓 4th Annual Black Literacy Matters Conference 2027

THE BLUEPRINT: THIS IS THE WAY

Reclaiming the Methods That Built Black Literacy—And Rebuilding Them Again

📍 University of Nebraska at Omaha

📅 March 17–20, 2027

Black Literacy Matters is now accepting presentation proposals for the 2027 Black Literacy Matters Conference.

This year's conference is grounded in the newly published framework, Literacy as Exodus: The Reconstruction Literacy Paradox and the Collapse of Educational Will (Jackson, April 2026, Midwest Quarterly Journal, Pittsburgh State University), and will explore the historical methods, instructional practices, community conditions, and systems that once accelerated Black literacy—and how we can build them again.

We invite educators, researchers, school leaders, higher education faculty, speech-language pathologists, school psychologists, MTSS coordinators, literacy specialists, policymakers, advocates, faith leaders, parents, clinicians, community organizations, and literacy changemakers to submit proposals that contribute to The Blueprint.

Proposal Submission Dates

Opens: June 25, 2026

Closes: August 31, 2026

Conference Tracks

• Language, Literacy & Identity

• The Code of Reading

• Dyslexia, Learning Differences & Access

• Family, Community & Faith

• Literacy Across Cultures & Languages

• Educational Freedom, Preparedness & Innovation

• Literacy, Justice, Health & Human Flourishing

• Policy, Advocacy & The Power of Story

Black children continue to experience disproportionately low literacy outcomes across the United States, with approximately 80–90% of Black students reading below proficiency in many states. The Black Literacy Matters Conference exists to move beyond awareness and toward practical, evidence-based solutions that transform lives, strengthen communities, and expand opportunity.

Join nationally recognized keynote speakers, distinguished researchers, innovative practitioners, policymakers, advocates, and community leaders for four days of learning, collaboration, networking, and action.

Whether you are presenting groundbreaking research, successful instructional practices, innovative community partnerships, policy solutions, or transformative literacy initiatives, we invite you to help shape the national conversation.

Submit Your Proposal

https://lnkd.in/e9YK-5gu

Learn More

Visit blackliteracymatters.org for conference updates, registration information, keynote announcements, sponsorship opportunities, and more.

Please help us spread the word by sharing this announcement with your colleagues, professional organizations, universities, school districts, literacy networks, and community partners.

Together, we are building The Blueprint.

The 4th annual Black Literacy Matters Conference.
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The 4th annual Black Literacy Matters Conference.

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1800 E. Northern Pkwy, #28084
Baltimore, MD
21239

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 2pm
Tuesday 9am - 2pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 2pm
Friday 9am - 2pm

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