October is Dyslexia Awareness Month.

Here are five things worth knowing. Dyslexia affects somewhere between 5 and 17 percent of people, and it has nothing to do with intelligence. Many people with dyslexia read well, just differently, and small workplace changes can make a big difference: - Audio versions of documents - Voice output on a work computer - Shorter summaries and highlighted key points Save this for the next time you plan a meeting or write up instructions. Which of these would help you most? Tell us in the comments. #DyslexiaAwarenessMonth #NDEAM2026 #CelebrateValueAndTalent ID: Infographic with a navy header reading "Dyslexia at Work: 5 Facts to Know." Five numbered points follow, each with a small icon: 1. It is common, estimated at 5 to 17 percent of people. 2. It is not about intelligence. 3. Many people read, just differently. 4. Small changes help, such as audio versions of documents and voice output. 5. Ask for what helps, because the ADA allows reasonable accommodation requests. The footer reads "Remove barriers so people can use their strengths" beside the BDI logo.