Decoding Dyslexia Massachusetts is a grassroots movement dedicated to supporting individuals with dyslexia and their families. Their website provides essential information on dyslexia, early identification, and effective interventions while advocating for policy changes to improve education. A key focus is informing individuals of their legal rights, including access to appropriate accommodations, special education services, and support under state and federal laws. By raising awareness and promoting structured literacy instruction, Decoding Dyslexia Massachusetts empowers students, parents, and educators to push for equitable learning opportunities.

This resource from Upbility offers a deeper understanding of dyslexia, covering common struggles, early signs, and practical strategies for learning success. It emphasizes the importance of tailored support from educators and families, along with effective tools to help individuals with dyslexia thrive in school and everyday life.

From the Chris Walsh Centers YouTube Channel: Dr. Nadine Gaab covers the development of the typical and atypical reading brain and the importance of early screening for reading disabilities in young children with a special emphasis on screening and early preventive strategies

This resource from the International Dyslexia Association provides a comprehensive overview of dyslexia, a common learning difference affecting reading, writing, and spelling. It explains key characteristics, early signs, and the neurological basis of dyslexia while debunking common myths. The guide also highlights effective interventions, accommodations, and the importance of early diagnosis to support individuals with dyslexia in school and beyond. Whether you're a parent, educator, or individual with dyslexia, this resource offers valuable insights to foster success.

From the Chris Walsh Centers YouTube Channel: This “Ask the Expert" episode is launched by intern, Amanda Bedard, and expert, Nancy Duggan, to speak on commonly asked questions about dyslexia screening laws in Massachusetts and how will they impact children and families

This guide from Child Mind Institute offers essential tips for students with dyslexia transitioning to college. It covers self-advocacy, accommodations, assistive technology, and strategies for academic success. Learn how to navigate college life with confidence.

From the Chris Walsh Centers YouTube Channel: This “Ask the Expert" episode is launched by intern, Amanda Bedard, and professional, Marissa Piligian, to speak on commonly asked questions about dyslexia, it's earliest indicators, and what can teachers and families do to support dyslexic children