News and Stories
Stories from the movement
Press coverage, long form stories from the Faces of Dyslexia interviews, and news from Angel's Island Coffee. One mission, two brands, one story.
Story Articles
Long form from the Faces of Dyslexia interviews
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The Three Thousand Dollar Piece of Paper: What It Costs a Huntsville Family to Prove Their Child Needs Help
A Huntsville family with two dyslexic boys — both parents dyslexic themselves — on the $3,000 price of being believed, and the phone call that got their kids tested the next morning.
2026-09-18
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A Diagnosis Is Just the Name on the Crayon. What Happens Next Is the Whole Thing.
A dyslexic adult who became a special-education teacher on why a diagnosis is only the door — and why the intervention that comes after it is the emergency, not the plan.
2026-09-18
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The Quiet Kid in the Back of the Class: One Huntsville Mother on Getting Her Son Tested for Dyslexia
One Huntsville mother's son was the quiet, compliant version of a struggling student — the kind schools are built to overlook. Her story is what every parent in Madison County sitting where she sat four years ago needs to hear.
2026-09-18
Angel's Island Coffee
News from the shop
Coverage of Angel's Island Coffee will appear here, with a short intro that ties each story back to the dyslexia fund, so the two brands read as one story.
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