Upcoming Workshops

Everyone Reading provides professional development for educators in evidence-based approaches to direct instruction. We offer schools and teachers coaching, workshops and consultations in multisensory education to help students with dyslexia and related learning difficulties read, write and spell with competence.

Tutoring

2023-24 After-School Tutoring Program!

Spring 2024 Tutoring

Applications for our Spring 2024 tutoring program, Catching Up and Getting Ahead, will be available in November/December 2023. 

Adult Support Group

The Everyone Reading support group provides adults with dyslexia an opportunity to share experiences, successes, challenges and learning strategies. The group takes place on the second Tuesday of each month. 

Information & Referral Hotline

Our Information & Referral hotline provides a link between people who need services and those who can assist them. We answer your questions about dyslexia and related learning disabilities, along with referrals to professionals.

Everyone Reading Inc. hosts an Information & Referrals telephone and e-mail hotline contacted by individuals with specific learning disabilities, their families, professionals including educators and schools, primary care physicians, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, attorneys, other non-profit organizations, and the media.  

The hotline provides professional information, support, and referrals to professionals based on geographic location and expertise.

We seek professionals with knowledge and experience along with certification/licensure in all fields providing services for those with specific learning disabilities.  For those providing instruction, we seek knowledge and experience in

Structured Literacy and Orton-Gillingham-based practice.  Click here to download our Application

LISTEN TO THE PODCAST:
Talking about Reading: A Conversation with Craig Selinger and Lavinia Mancuso

Approximately 32 million adults in the United States can’t read. How can we help?
Lavinia Mancuso, native New Yorker, teacher, principal, and former Executive Director of Everyone Reading, joins us to discuss her favorite topic- literacy! She explains why students are still illiterate in the US, and how we can solve this problem.

 

Testimonial Video

Dyslexic but determined…and accommodated!

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