Creative Briefs are running a free online taster workshop of their activities for young people and their families. It's full of interactive activities made by dyslexic young people, for dyslexic young people delivered over Zoom.
Question . . .
@briefsnotpants asks, 'If dyslexia were a sweet, which one would it be, and why?'
Visit https://t.co/5WyFdA9pHK to send your answer.
#DyslexiaSweetStories
If your dyslexia was a sweet, what sweet would it be?
@briefsnotpants needs you!
They are on the lookout for voices on dyslexia across the UK.
To take part in the the #DyslexiaSweetStories visit: https://t.co/NgJpeRxlWi
London needs these friendly faces... please contact @JnrDzignFactory to support their trip? The London Design Festival gives the richest brain fuel to inspire creativity in a young mind.
The @JnrDzignFactory is looking for a business/organisation to sponsor their visit to London Design Festival (22 Sep) to achieve their Arts Award
Travels costs alone are £300 but this is a wonderful opportunity for our young people. DM us if you would like to support them
Join us along w/ @GershoniAgency for the next episode of the Bigger Picture salon! We'll be speaking with scientists and academics about #dyslexia's role in #science, #research & #creativity. The conversation begins at 10am PDT / 6pm BST on July 15. RSVP: https://t.co/p3NGSUUutM
Dr. Helen Taylor has written a work about different human brain architectures. (She is like the girl in 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' who realises the answer to life the universe and everything… and she lets us know it today.)
Susanna Cederquist (@EnBildavDyslexi) is a dyslexia advocate and speaker. We’re excited to announce that she'll be joining The Bigger Picture virtual salon on Thursday, May 20, at 10am PDT / 1pm EDT / 6pm BST! RSVP: https://t.co/6l8HtJ1ajs
'Being in the Work'
A Not Unruffled Surface: Contemporary Sculpture and Dress
Artist Presentation by Benedict Phillips @benedictphilips at:
Henry Moore Institute - Online conference
Weds 24th Feb 2021, 10am - 6pm
https://t.co/jNY8gwHnZD
“With advertising, it’s almost the perfect industry for dyslexic people. Everything has to be quite short and simple and it’s all about ideas."
@AidanjMcClure in @BrittaneyKiefer's article for @Campaignmag.
Designer Rohan Chhabra, who works for Ralph Lauren, says his dyslexia allows him to visualise complex garment constructions.
Article by @_bella_webb.
https://t.co/0mPnpmer3j
Heartbreaking scene from Steve McQueen's final Small Axe film, Education. Anyone growing up in the 70’s with dyslexia, will get this clip... very moving. Steve McQueen is an #amazingdyslexic You can watch Small Axe: Education on BBCiplayer now. @smallaxeseries @bbciplayer
Continuing our series for #DyslexiaAwareness, our friends at @briefsnotpants introduce us to designer & entrepreneur @JimRokos, curator of the much acclaimed Dyslexic Design exhibition held in London in 2016. #DyslexiaCreates https://t.co/q3WuFve9bc