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Speaker Series: Structural Racism and Dyslexia

Speaker Series: Structural Racism and Dyslexia

Save the date on Wednesday, March 25 at 7:00 PM for an upcoming Speaker Series event co-hosted by Learning Prep and Carroll School titled, "Structural Racism and Dyslexia: Moving From Mistrust to Protective Partnership". This talk is part 2 of a speaker series that took place last year with Resha Conroy from the Dyslexia Alliance for Black Children. See below for the description of the talk, and stay tuned for RSVP details coming soon.

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Black students have historically experienced both overidentification in certain disability categories and underidentification for dyslexia, creating a complex and often mistrusted evaluation and intervention landscape. Structural barriers and special education practices continue to shape family trust, school hesitancy, and patterns of disproportionality. This session offers practical strategies for supporting Black and historically underserved students with dyslexia, responsibly addressing disproportionality, and building authentic, protective partnerships with families.