Dyslexia Canada is a national charity. It works so that every child in Canada with dyslexia gets a fair and equal education. It asks for early screening and evidence-based reading instruction, and it supports families and educators. The team works across Canada. This is its mailing address.
At the Council for Exceptional Children Ontario conference (Sheraton Centre Toronto), Alicia Smith and Una Malcolm present "Getting Tiered Reading Instruction Right: What to Do When Students Need More!". Visit the Dyslexia Canada exhibit table.
At the PEI Teachers' Federation convention in Charlottetown, Dr. Una Malcolm presents "Understanding Dyslexia: What Every Educator Needs to Know". Visit the Dyslexia Canada booth during the convention.
Vancouver City Hall and the Burrard Street Bridge light up red for Dyslexia Awareness Month. Visit with family and friends to show your support for people with dyslexia.
Dyslexia Canada is a national charity. It works so that every child in Canada with dyslexia gets a fair and equal education. It asks for early screening and evidence-based reading instruction, and it supports families and educators. The team works across Canada. This is its mailing address.