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LEARNING ALLY is dedicated to equipping educators with proven solutions that help early and struggling learners reach their potential.
LEARNING ALLY is a leading nonprofit organization offering a range of literacy-focused solutions for students from Pre-K to 12th grade and a catalog of professional learning that supports more than 2.5 million students and 615,000 educators. Our range of literacy-focused offerings for students from Pre-K to 12th grade and catalog of professional learning allows us to support more than 1.6 million students and 260,000 educators across the US. The Learning Ally Audiobook Solution is our cornerstone award-winning reading resource used in more than 20,100 schools to help students with reading deficits succeed. Composed of high-quality, human-read audiobooks and a suite of teacher resources to monitor and support student progress, it is proven to double the rate of reading growth and is designed to turn struggling readers into engaged learners. In 2021, The Learning Ally Audiobook Solution received six education awards including T&L's Award of Excellence for Best Back to School Solution for Secondary Education, T&L Best Remote and Blended Learning Tool, and SIIA Codie Finalist for Best Virtual Learning Solution. Learning Ally was also named a “World Changing Ideas” Organization in the category of Education by Fast Company. For more information, visit www.LearningAlly.org.
10/08/2026
Today is World Dyslexia Day. Share this post if your day looks like ours.
10/07/2026
Understanding builds stronger allies for students with dyslexia.
This Dyslexia Awareness Month, we’re inviting K–12 educators to join us for a live dyslexia simulation and build that understanding together.
Join us October 13 at 3:30 PM ET: bit.ly/4721NN7
Share this post to help us build more dyslexia allies.
10/07/2026
Our partners in literacy at the Science of Reading Center are hosting the Leading Literacy Summit in Albany, New York, on October 14th.
Our friends Kareem Weaver and Dr. Ola Ozernov-Palchik will be providing powerful insights on the evolution of evidence-based literacy.
We're looking forward to a powerful day of learning: https://sorcenter-sunynewpaltz.idloom.events/lea.../register
The agenda is live and the speakers are announced!
Join us at the 2026 Leading Literacy Summit on October 14 in Albany for a full day focused on The Next Chapter in Evidence-Based Literacy.
Featured speakers Kareem Weaver and Dr. Ola Ozernov-Palchik will bring two important perspectives to the conversation—from translating what we know about the reading brain into daily practice to ensuring evidence-based literacy instruction reaches every child.
Wednesday, October 14 | 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
The Desmond | Albany, NY
Explore the full agenda, meet the speakers, and register today: https://sorcenter-sunynewpaltz.idloom.events/leading-literacy-summit-2026/register
10/05/2026
Not all screen time is the same, especially when technology can mean access.
This Dyslexia Awareness Month, we're inviting parents, educators, and literacy advocates to join our expert panel for a conversation about screen time, accessibility, and learning.
Register to join the conversation: bit.ly/4jl1fsQ
10/02/2026
You can watch Left Behind for free during Dyslexia Awareness Month.
This powerful documentary follows a group of mothers fighting to give children with dyslexia the education they deserve.
We’re proud to make this film available to stream for free during Dyslexia Awareness Month. We hope you’ll watch, share with your community, and continue to raise awareness.
Stream for free: bit.ly/4AKqj2F
10/01/2026
Dyslexia doesn't determine intelligence. Let’s make sure more people know that.
Today marks the start of Dyslexia Awareness Month. Share this post and help us spread understanding all month long.
09/30/2026
We’re taking Dyslexia Awareness Month on the road!
This October, we’re bringing the conversation to Philadelphia, Denver, and New York City with film screenings, expert panels, and opportunities to connect in person.
If you’re nearby, we’d love to see you. If you’re not, we have plenty for you too! Join us for free virtual events throughout October, including dyslexia simulations, film streaming, expert sessions, and more.
Explore all of our Dyslexia Awareness Month events and register: bit.ly/3TvbC2U
And help us spread the word by sharing this post with your community.
09/29/2026
Help us make this October a month of greater dyslexia awareness and understanding. Share these events with your community.
We’re making Spotlight on Dyslexia conference sessions available for free, streaming the Left Behind documentary, hosting conversations around accessibility, and offering dyslexia simulations for educators and families.
Join us, share these events, and help someone better understand dyslexia this month.
See the full calendar and register for free: bit.ly/3TvbC2U
09/28/2026
Not all screen time is the same.
Whether you're an educator or a parent, balancing technology, accessibility, and purposeful learning for students can be difficult. Join our panel of educators, researchers, parents, and students as we discuss the K–12 device dilemma and how to find the right balance.
Register today to be part of the conversation on October 6th: bit.ly/4jl1fsQ
This conversation is for school and district leaders, educators, and families looking for a more thoughtful approach to classroom technology. One that considers both student well-being and access to learning.
09/23/2026
Meet the runners taking on 26.2 miles in the NYC Marathon for the 1 in 5 students with dyslexia.
We're collecting donations to support Team Learning Ally and help give students access to the tools they need to read and succeed.
Support their run and our mission by donating: bit.ly/4hgNwRi
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