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Building dysgraphia research capacity by engaging with communities and experts to prioritize research needs and share practical solutions

Last week, the Dysgraphia Life Webinar Series featured an insightful presentation on dysgraphia research priorities by our very Jennifer...

Free Fall 2024 Webinars for parents of students with dysgraphia/specific learning disability in written expression

Recap of a webinar on how parents & guardians learn about learning disabilities

A recap of LDACON 2024 presentations relevant to the dysgraphia community.

How do you learn new information about learning disabilities? Help inform research.

Dysgraphia Life is seeking volunteers to help identify priority research topics that could improve outcomes for individuals with dysgraphia.

A new research study shows the importance of developing teacher training about dysgraphia

Thank you for raising your voices and sharing your stories during an amazing Dysgraphia Awareness Month! We asked everyone to submit...

Dysgraphia Awareness Month 2023 has been all about stories creating sparks.

During Dysgraphia Awareness Month 2023, share your story.

New research opportunity studying pain while writing from a dysgraphic researcher.

Webinar recap: Ashley Roberts from The Dyslexia Initiative and the need for more dysgraphia research.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has entered the world of writing, and it’s been making news. ChatGPT by OpenAI is one of the most...

Today, I’m excited to announce on behalf of Dysgraphia Life that we are launching a new project funded by the Patient Centered Outcomes...

Dysgraphia research donations doubled!

Learn how to support dysgraphia research!

Register now for our next free, live webinar - Dysgraphia: Diagnosis, Instruction & Intervention with Dr. Bonnie Singer on Sept 27th.

Dysgraphia community data. Learn more directly from the source about specific learning disorder/learning disability of written expression.

Tonight! The latest edition of our free, live dysgraphia webinar series will feature two dysgraphia researchers from Johns Hopkins...