2015 PAST EVENT in PORTLAND, OR – Six local organizations and schools lit the Morrison Bridge red starting October 15th for three nights to recognize the 1 in 5 students who struggle with dyslexia. Governor Kate Brown declared October to be Dyslexia Awareness Month. The 15th was chosen for the initial bridge lighting to represent the 1 in […]
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Celebrate with Decoding Dyslexia and the PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS Opening Night, Wednesday Oct 28th Two STEP PROCESS to enjoy the fun! 1. Order you tickets online with the link below or fill out the Blazers Flyer and Order Form. Website: http://rosequarter.com/decodingdyslexia Promo Code: AWARENESS 2. The first 30 kids that get tickets and RSVP below will be invited
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Informational Display in your School or Library! Many libraries and schools are happy to provide space for a informational or bulletin board displays. Ask your school or library to display flyers, handouts, reading & audio material on dyslexia. Suggested reading: Dyslexia and our Public Libraries Suggested materials below: Dyslexia Awareness Month Proclamation signed by Governer
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Ways to celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month in your community! We believe real change happens from small daily actions by people that do something meaningful. This October we encourage you to do something meaningful to raise awareness in your community. And share what you did! (on our Facebook page or add your comment below) Your actions can be
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We were honored to be part of Governor Kate Brown’s ceremonial bill signing for SB 612 on August 27, 2015. Joining the celebration were: Back Row (from Left to Right) Alicia Frank Roberts, Ed.D, Assistant Professor of Education and Special Education Program Director at Lewis and Clark College, Jen Cappalonga, Diana Sticker, Rep. Val Hoyle, Emory
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Are you interested in getting involved but not sure how to help? Join our Portland chapter and volunteer today! We need specific assistance in the following areas: Monthly meeting helper – pastry/coffee delivery or assist with attendee sign in Twitter expert – to tweet on behalf of Decoding Dyselxia Tech savvy person – to help
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Join us! Parents and teachers TOGETHER are trying to ensure all teachers and their school districts have the resources they need to reach the 1 in 5 students with dyslexia. We need everyone’s help. Amazingly, everyone knows someone with dyslexia. Our elected officials need to know that the people living in their district are concerned.
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