AchieveAbility is committed to promoting policy and
delivering practice for successful educational, employment
and training opportunities for people who are neurodivergent and dyslexic

Policy › Barry Sheerman President sets up the Autism Commission › Who we are and what we do: AchieveAbility Board members: › WAC Research Seminar presentations › WAC REPORT is released and presentation at BDA conference 2018 › Terminology › AchieveAbility is user led. › Neurodiversity in Action debate presentations › YouTube films on Dyslexia › Access to work › Statement on DSA changes › Social model of disability › Children and Families Bill position statement › AimHigher London South › The Arts Dyslexia Trust › Action on Access › Tribute to Mary Colley

Research › New PhD level research The value of dyslexic culture › InCurriculum (HEA Project): using technology for assessment and feedback March 2016 › Super Reading research at University of Greenwich 2015 › Network for Languages London Conference 2014 › Performance ethnography tour 2013 › Super Reading research › HE Academy Conference presentation 2011 › Action research › Sir John Cass Foundation Ambassadors › HEA Research: Conducted by Dr Helen May › HEA Research Seminar › Framework for Whole Institutional Inclusive Teaching Practice › Sir John Cass Foundation Research Publication News & Events › WAC Research Seminar University of ... › AchieveAbility fundraising concert December › Neurodiverse participants needed for MA Arts ... › Tribute to Dyslexia Action

Practice › AchieveAbility REFUND Programme › St Mungo's Digital Skills programme › Courses for unemployed in East London Boroughs 2017 › Course for people who are dyslexic July and August 2014 › Super Reading Courses › Paul Milton Ambassador for the visual arts › AchieveAbility workshops › Inspiring Posters gallery › Olympics endorsed Inspiring Posters project › Inspiring Posters films › STLHE Annual Conference presentation for InCurriculum 2011 › History