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Small adjustments can make a big difference. Here's a handy style guide from Ako Aotearoa.

SPELD NZ is proud to be part of a bipartisan approach to ensure education policy is informed by frontline expertise.

Are you aware of neurodiversity in your workplace? And how inclusive it really feels for neurodivergent colleagues? A University of Canterbury researcher has developed new tools to help.

Due to his son’s dyslexia, award-winning Auckland author James Russell ensures his books are dyslexia friendly. Now he’s keen to see all other publications to do the same.

Could a little-known neurodiversity be sabotaging your ability to do maths? In this NZ Listener article, writer Phil Parker and SPELD NZ explore the impact of dyscalculia.

Research paints a devastating picture of educational experiences of neurodivergent children and those supporting them in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Are e-books as good as print? Does digital technology help or hinder reading skills in young children?

SPELD NZ totally endorses this complaint to the Ombudsman about the continued public funding of Reading Recovery.

Ever wondered why we ask so many questions when you become a SPELD NZ member?

SPELD NZ tells MPS that failure to support dyslexia and other neurodiversity pervades society.