Cheering on the Champion

A professional development program that encourages, trains, and supports those who work in the dyslexia community.

  • "Many of my students are extremely bright, have high verbal acuity, and are such a joy to work with. I love seeing my students thrive and become empowered once they connect with reading. Helping a child unlock their potential and see the world of literature come to life is an incredible experience!"

    Michelle Gibson
    Founder and Director of the Cedar Literacy Center
    Co-Founder of the INW Dyslexia Alliance

  • "I am so excited that the Inland Northwest now has a hub for dyslexia resources and support! As a 2nd grade teacher in Spokane, every year I have students that struggle with reading, writing, and spelling. Many of those students are eventually diagnosed with dyslexia, and the entire process can be challenging for those students and their families. I am so pleased that there is now a community of parents and professionals that are ready and willing to come alongside of schools and families. I believe that together we can help every child with dyslexia become a confident reader. INW Dyslexia Alliance is just what our region needed, and I am honored to join them in their mission!”

    Nicki Bullick
    2nd Grade Teacher at Hamblen Elementary
    Spokane Public Schools

  • "I found the INW Dyslexia Alliance during my search for a community who values and understands the incredible impact that learning to read can have on a person's entire life. This alliance brings people together to advocate for changes that are needed for some of our most at risk community members; both kids and adults. I am inspired by their heart for people affected by dyslexia as well as their desire to educate everyone on how we can better the outcome for those impacted by Dyslexia. I am proud that this organization exists in my community!"

    Nara Spade
    2nd Grade Teacher at Shiloh Hills Elementary
    Mead Public Schools

  • "70% of successful dyslexics had a champion when growing up. Someone who believed in us and never stopped reminding us we can do it."

    Made By Dyslexia

Supporting the champions who encourage dyslexic students

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