Last Updated on September 19, 2022 by EDA-admin
Dyslexia Awareness Week and Month
The EDA is delighted to announce the dates of Dyslexia Awareness Week and Dyslexia Awareness Month.
European Dyslexia Awareness Month is in October. European Dyslexia Awareness Week starts from the first Monday of October each year.
2022 – 3rd October– 9th October
Dyslexia Day is on October 8 every year.
As part of our efforts to support collaboration and consensus on an international Dyslexia Day, the EDA Board voted in September 2022 to support the United for Dyslexia campaign which is active and working towards a United Nations declaration of Dyslexia Day on October 8, as well as their turquoise light up campaign. For more details see the OIDEA website https://oidea.org/en/8oct/. We encourage members to support both national and international recognition of Dyslexia Day on October 8.
#Hashtag
In order to wider spread the word, please use the hashtag #DyslexiaDay
We hope that this year will be the best ever for raising dyslexia awareness across Europe and the world. Do let us know what you do!
Logotype
The EDA has produced the logo below for members to use to support their dyslexia awareness events and activities this year.
Please contact us to let us know what awareness raising activities you are using the logo for.
Please read our Disclaimer (in the footer of this page) before you use our logos to learn when you are allowed to use it.
Click the image, then click the “Share arrow” in the upper corner and select “Download image”.
Higher resolution versions for print can be found on Google Drive
- Dyslexia Day 8 October black & white
- Dyslexia Day 8 October, color
- Dyslexia Day, black & white
- Dyslexia Day, color
- Dyslexia Month, black & white
- Dyslexia Month, color
- Dyslexia Week, black & white
- Dyslexia Week, color
Activities in Europe
All EDA members are invited to send in information about planned events and activities for Dyslexia Awareness Week and Month, for posting on the EDA website. Please also send photos, video clips and reports of events after they have taken place, so we can share this information to celebrate and spread news of dyslexia awareness activities.