We are thrilled to announce Chloe Curran as one of the recipients of the 2025 Right to Read EMPOWER U Scholarship!

We are proud to recognize Katja Solter as one of the recipients of the 2025 Right to Read EMPOWER U Scholarship!

The Southport CoLAB recently release its first book, The Executive Function Blueprint. Learn more about the work of The Southport CoLab, which integrates research, practice, and advocacy to drive positive change in education.

This blog post features Mighty Doodle, an AI-powered virtual tutor designed to help children in grades 1–4 learn to read, write, and spell—especially those who learn differently.

Advocate Robin Beauchemin recently offered her testimony during CT’s Special Education Listening Tour.

This blog post features Storyshares, a literacy solution to empower and engage striving readers beyond the 3rd grade.

During this Right to Read Advocacy webinar, special education advocates Robin Beauchemin, Megan Hunemuller, and Catherine Scholl shared key lessons they learned through their personal journeys as parents navigating the special education system.

In this Q+A, author Krista Weltner shares about her everyday adventures with dyslexia. She will be joining Right to Read Advocacy for a webinar on Thurs., March 6th at 7pm ET.

A recent ruling by the Connecticut State Board of Education has drawn significant attention to the challenges faced by families seeking adequate support for children with dyslexia.

We recently hosted an engaging virtual workshop designed to help parents navigate the complexities of supporting children with learning challenges such as dyslexia.

Advocate Robin Beauchemin candidly shares her family’s personal journey with her son’s dyslexia diagnosis in this nine-part blog series.

Advocate Robin Beauchemin candidly shares her family’s personal journey with her son’s dyslexia diagnosis in this nine-part blog series.

Advocate Robin Beauchemin candidly shares her family’s personal journey with her son’s dyslexia diagnosis in this nine-part blog series.

Is your child struggling to read? Do you suspect a learning disability? Advocate Allison Meyerson shares her top three tips on how parents can help a struggling reader.

Multisensory techniques enhance a student's reading acquisition.

Learn more about Response to Intervention (RTI) and Multi-Tiered Systems of Support as well as how intervention should not delay an evaluation.

Do you want to make a greater impact and elevate your advocacy work? If so, joining Right to Read Advocacy’s membership program might be just what you need!

Right to Read Advocacy Celebrates One Year And Gives Back to Community

I’ve been following the good work of Debbie Reber, founder and CEO of Tilt Parenting and author of Differently Wired. I really appreciate the insight that she shares on how to advocate for our children. A recent email she sent struck me as especially valuable to our community.

It’s common for neurodiverse children to experience anxiety. How do we know if a child has anxiety because of their dyslexia or if they are generally anxious?