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Your learning differences are just one part of who you are. Use our social media assets and help us highlight the diversity of the LD community!
October is Learning Disabilities (LD) Awareness Month, ADHD Awareness Month, & Dyslexia Awareness Month,
a time when the nation turns its attention to the one in five students who learn differently because they have dyslexia, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) or other specific learning disabilities.
Each person who learns differently possesses unique abilities, identities, and individual experiences that define who they are. The Eye to Eye community embraces and understands this intersectionality. After all, it’s a core premise of both our mission and vision towards a more inclusive and equitable society. As different learners and allies ourselves, we realize there is no single-issue struggle since we don’t live single-issue lives.
So this year, we are inviting you to share with us “What’s Your &” ?
What's Your "&"
Share a Selfie With Your "&"
Download and personalize or create your own sign! Post a selfie on social and let us know #WhatsYourAnd.
Add the "&" To a Picture Of Something or Someone That Supports You
Take a picture of an ally, a friend, a family member etc. Take a picture of a fidget, a label maker, some headphones, etc. Include the "&" in your picture and use the hashtag #WhatsYourAnd.
Other Ways to Get Involved
Join The LD Awareness Month Celebration
Help us close out LD Awareness Month with the launch of our 2021 annual report! We'll gather our community on Facebook Live to celebrate the accomplishments of 2021 and the #WhatsYourAnd campaign and learn of our plans for the upcoming year. We hope you join us for this special event. See you on social!
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Attend the 2021 Dyslexia & Innovation Symposium October 28 & 29
Montana State University will host a two-day 100% virtual symposium on October 28 and 29 that will change the narrative around the culture of dyslexia. This event focuses on the powerful advantages of the dyslexic mind including imagination, spatial awareness, and creative thinking. This symposium is open to students, educators, parents, and the community, and David Flink is a keynote speaker.
Learn More and Register
Watch the Replay of the Eye to Eye Virtual Open House
On October 12, 2021 Eye to Eye held our first-ever virtual Open House! The Open House timed around Learning Disabilities Awareness Month, gave participants a chance to learn more about Eye to Eye’s offerings through three virtual tables: a near-peer mentoring station, a Learn Different Alliance (LD Alliance) station, and a professional learning station for educators.
Watch The Replay
Become a Key Club Member
In order to do what we do, we rely on the generosity of individuals and businesses. Donations of just a few dollars a month not only change lives for the better but also give you access to exclusive benefits.
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Learn More About Starting An LD Alliance Club
An inspiring new generation of empowered advocates is committed to educational equity and civic engagement and Eye to Eye is here to support them! This month Eye to Eye is launching our new club program in high schools and colleges across the country!
Learn More About The LD Alliance