Marisa Donnelly

The VulnerABILITY Podcast

Marisa Donnelly

  • Episode 36 – Building A Village (ft. Jennifer Wildasin)

Episode 36 – Building A Village (ft. Jennifer Wildasin)

Monday 8th June 2020

Marisa Donnelly talks with Jennifer Wildasin about dyslexia advocacy, community support, and early intervention in The VulnerABILITY Podcast.
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The VulnerABILITY Podcast
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Marisa Donnelly
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Creating a Supportive Community: Jennifer Wildasin on Dyslexia Advocacy

Dyslexia affects every one in five people... And that's a huge amount of our population.
Imagine growing up with a brain that works differently, yet holds immense potential. In this episode of The VulnerABILITY Podcast, Marisa Donnelly sits down with Jennifer Wildasin, a dedicated mother and small business owner, who is on a mission to reshape the educational landscape for those with dyslexia. Jennifer’s passion for building a supportive community shines through as she shares her journey and insights on how to create a 'village' for individuals with dyslexia.
Dyslexia affects one in five people, making this discussion relevant and eye-opening for many. Marisa and Jennifer dive into what dyslexia is, how it impacts daily life, and why early intervention is crucial. They also explore the importance of community support and advocacy in changing perceptions and creating positive change. Jennifer's inspiring words, 'You have a special brain and you're going to make a difference', encapsulate the hope and encouragement that runs throughout this episode.
Whether you're a parent, educator, or just someone interested in learning more about dyslexia, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice on how to support those with this condition.