From October 18 to November 1, 2024
From October 18 to November 1, 2024, the Lexibar team is committed to celebrating the unique differences of each individual. The "J’aime mon DYS" campaign was created with the goal of empowering individuals with "dys" conditions, including dyscalculia, dyslexia, dysorthographia, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, and developmental language disorders. The "J’aime mon DYS" movement is driven by a deep desire to support these individuals, raise awareness within the community about their experiences, break their isolation, and enrich society with their intellectual diversity.
Steve Bégin becomes an ambassador for the second consecutive year!
Steve Bégin, former NHL center, was drafted by the Calgary Flames in the second round in 1996. He played 524 regular-season games for five teams, including the Montreal Canadiens. After missing the 2011-2012 season due to an injury, he made a comeback with the Flames, playing his 500th game in February 2013 and earning a nomination for the Bill Masterton Trophy for his dedication. Unfortunately, after a stint with Calgary's AHL affiliate in 2013-2014, another injury forced him to retire in January of that same season.
Get involved
For all
Get our kit, which includes two t-shirts (in child and adult sizes), as well as a gift card for a 3-month subscription to the Lexibar software. By purchasing it, you are actively supporting our campaign to raise awareness of DYS disorders.
Wear these t-shirts proudly, featuring messages of encouragement for yourself, your child, or your student, and support a cause that is dear to us.
Help Lexibar spread this message of support and awareness to families affected by DYS disorders. Together, let’s make their voices heard and drive the necessary change.
Join us in this mission and show your support in style!
For education professionals
Take a break and offer an awareness session in your class!
Education professionals are invited to raise awareness among students about the various learning disabilities faced by those integrated into regular classrooms. The objective is to help them understand why some of these students use assistive technology tools.
Learning objectives:
- Raise awareness among students about the different learning disabilities presented by students integrated into regular classes in order to better understand the reasons for the use of assistive technological tools by some of them.
- Reduce the feeling of injustice in the use of support tools by some students compared to others.
- Be more tolerant of differences.
Get your educational kit now and make a difference!
Lexibar is commited
Lexibar Offers Its Support by Making 5 Assistive Features Accessible
As part of its campaign to raise awareness about DYS disorders, Lexibar is providing free access to its 5 main assistive features for the entire duration of the campaign. The software will include two normally paid features: the phonetic predictor and illustrations. By making these features accessible, Lexibar is committed to supporting families and educators in their daily lives, while contributing to a better understanding of the challenges related to DYS disorders.
Together, let’s make their voices heard and promote inclusion!
Medias
Testimonials
“My two children are dyslexic. My son is dyslexic, dysorthographic, dyscalculic plus ADHD. He really liked his Lexibar when he was in elementary school. Thank you for making a difference.”
Manon Cyr Lefebvre
“A huge thank you for your campaign! I am a mother of 3 children who have learning disabilities. My oldest is dyslexic dysorthographic and ADHD, my second is dyslexic and dysorthographic and my youngest is dyslexic dysorthographic and dyspraxic. Our daily life is full of challenges, and makes our lifestyle different from many families. Thank you for letting people know who the dys are!”
Cynthia Bolduc
“When I was young, my pediatrician told me, at 9 years old, to drop out of school because I had big difficulties. I saw children succeed and, for me, it was hard. When I got to CEGEP for adults, I discovered that I had ADD and dysorthographia. I managed to become an educator. Now, I am taking a distance learning course at university. Where there is a will, there is a way. That's what I always told myself.”
Gen Greg
JaimemonDYS Kit
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