Your voice matters.

As a member of the dyslexic community your input is so important to us. We believe that everyone with dyslexia has a unique story and the power to create positive change. Which is why we invite you to share your story with us.

By sharing your story you can:
  • Enrich the dyslexic community by helping others feel validated, accepted and understood.
  • Support Ako Aotearoa in raising awareness of the realities of living with dyslexia.
Where will your story be used?

Your unique story may be used as a case study, within a social media post or within promotional and published materials. Please note that we will never use your information without permission. If you would like your submission to remain anonymous, we will work with you on the best way to do this.

Fill in the form below to share your story

All the questions are optional, so you can share as little or as much as you like. If you feel as though you are unable to fully represent your story through this webform or have difficulties with writing, please indicate this in your answers. We will contact you to arrange an alternative method instead.

This survey is repurposed with the permission of the British Dyslexia Association.

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* Contact information

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* Tell us about your dyslexia diagnosis – when were you diagnosed or when did you/family members/friends/teachers realise that you have dyslexia?

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* How has dyslexia impacted you in both positive ways and through challenges?

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* What support have you received for your dyslexia throughout your life?

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* Do you have a particular story or achievement you would like to share? If so, please add details below:

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* What advice would you have for someone who has recently learned they have dyslexia?

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* What one thing would you like others to know about dyslexia?

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* Would you consider taking part in an interview with Ako Aotearoa about your dyslexia?

All data will be reviewed by the team at Ako Aotearoa, but no data will be used without your permission. If we decide to share your story, we’ll be in touch to ask for your consent before anything is published. If you would rather submit your story through video or telephone, please contact info@ako.ac.nz.

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