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In this episode, we're joined by Tiffany Solomon to discuss the ripple effects of dyslexia, and how it impacts not just the classroom but also shapes lives, families, and the workplace. Tiffany Solomon is the Family and Student Engagement Coordinator for Decoding Dyslexia Rhode Island, an Associate member of the Orton-Gillingham Academy (OGA), and was honored to serve as a Literacy Ambassador through the Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) in 2019-2020. She spent over a decade as a 2nd grade and kindergarten teacher at Highlander Charter School in Providence, Rhode Island. During this time, she was also a primary teaching member of Highlander's weekly itinerant collaborative meetings, where she worked with the special education support team to implement specialized, evidenced-based strategies within her classroom to ensure success for students who learn differently. Tiffany holds a Master's degree in Education, Teaching, and Learning from Johnson & Wales University in Providence, Rhode Island. Resources mentioned in this episode: Orton-Gillingham Academy Decoding Dyslexia Rhode Island Games to Support Early Literacy Skills Orton-Gillingham Nation The Dyslexic Advocate by Kelli Sandman-Hurley The Right to Read Film The Short Bus by Jonathan Mooney Normal Sucks by Jonathan Mooney The Bigger Picture Book of Amazing Dyslexics and the Jobs They Do by Kate Power and Kathy Iwanczak Forsyth Splendid Agony: Celebrating Dyslexia by T. Durant Fleming The Marching Ant: A Novel Inspired By True Events by Allyson Chapa The Secret Life of the Dyslexic Child: How She thinks. How He Feels. How They Can Succeed. by Robert Frank and Kathryn E. Livingston We officially have merch! Show your love for the Together in Literacy podcast! If you like this episode, please take a few minutes to rate, review, and subscribe. Your support and encouragement are so appreciated! Have a question you'd like us to cover in a future episode of Together in Literacy? Email us at support@togetherinliteracy.com! If you'd like more from Together in Literacy, you can check out our website, Together in Literacy, or follow us on Facebook and Instagram. For more from Emily, check out The Literacy Nest. For more from Casey, check out The Dyslexia Classroom. We're looking for topic and guest suggestions for season 4 of the Together in Literacy Podcast! Let us know what you want to hear this season! Thank you for listening and joining us in this exciting and educational journey into dyslexia as we come together in literacy!

Dyslexia, often misunderstood and underappreciated, holds a wealth of untapped potential for the workplace. In this episode of HR Coffee Time, we explore how to appreciate and unlock the unique strengths it can bring to our workplaces.Host Fay Wallis is joined by Kirsty Heap, a neurodivergent specialist coach with a rich background in HR, who shares her personal journey with dyslexia and her transition to becoming a passionate advocate for neurodiversity. Kirsty provides valuable insights into the multifaceted nature of dyslexia, its challenges, and most importantly, the remarkable advantages it offers to organizations.Whether you're an HR professional seeking to create a more inclusive workplace, someone questioning if they might be dyslexic, or simply curious about neurodiversity, this episode provides practical strategies and eye-opening perspectives. Discover how understanding and supporting dyslexic colleagues can drive innovation, problem-solving, and creativity in your team, ultimately leading to a more successful organisation.Key Points from This Episode[00:00] Introduction and overview[01:48] Introducing Kirsty Heap[03:47] What is dyslexia? A detailed explanation[04:59] Dyslexia as a ‘magic potion'[06:24] Kirsty shares her journey to diagnosis and early challenges[10:57] Disclosing that she had dyslexia to her colleagues[12:22] The strengths dyslexia brings including creativity, problem-solving and emotional intelligence[18:05] Practical advice for anyone who thinks they might be dyslexic[22:04] Tips for fostering an inclusive work environment for dyslexic individuals[26:54] Kirsty's confidence-building tip: borrow confidence from your future self[28:46] How to contact Kirsty and learn more about her work Useful LinksConnect with Fay on LinkedInFay's website: Bright Sky Career CoachingConnect with Kirsty Heap on LinkedInKirsty's website: Kirstyheap.com Buy the Book Recommendation(Disclosure: the book links are affiliate links which means that Fay will receive a small commission from Amazon if you make a purchase through them)The Bigger Picture Book of Amazing Dyslexics and the Jobs They Do, by Kate Power & Kathy Iwanczak Forsyth Other Relevant HR Coffee Time EpisodesHR Coffee Time podcast playlist: Create an equitable, diverse & inclusive workplaceEpisode 70: Supporting yourself, or your colleagues at work with Tourette Syndrome, with Devon LovellEpisode 68: Real life insights into understanding and supporting autism in the workplace, with Cybill WatkinsEpisode 59: ADHD – a personal story of the strengths, struggles & strategies that help, with Julie WhiteLooking For the Transcript?You can find the transcript on this page of...

All the things mentioned in this episode:Justine Toh's newest Guardian article on learning to walk.Barney Zwartz's Thinking Out Loud column on taxes. Read it on our website.Life & Faith takes you on the rambling trails of the Camino de Santiago.Hang tight for this week's Life & Faith episode about Nic Spencer's new book. Episode out this Thursday.CPX Associate, Dr Kate Power's article about Jurgen Klopp, ex-manager of Liverpool FC.If you'd like to see these things in your inbox weekly, subscribe to our newsletter here.Instagram: Check out Max on Instagram at @primaxjeg.Producer: Allan DowthwaiteAssistant Producer: Clare Potts

Gil is joined by award-winning novelist Sally Gardner. Sally talks about her early career as a set designer and what it was like writing from the perspective of a dyslexic protagonist. Stick around to hear Sally share her favorite word. (Surprise: It's five syllables!) In this week's episode: Sally Gardner's website, Instagram and Twitter. Sally's contribution to Dyslexic Dictionary, the exhibit executive produced by Gil that premiered in San Francisco in 2022 Sally's appearance on The Bigger Picture With Amazing Dyslexics co-hosted by Gil, Kate Power and Kathy Iwanczak Forsyth from 2021 Find out more about Dyslexic Design Thinking or drop us a line at dyslexia@gershoni.com. Dyslexic Design Thinking is a production of Gershoni Creative, a full-service branding agency with offices in San Francisco and Dallas. For more information, visit gershoni.com.

Each week BusinessDesk and the NZ Herald's Cooking the Books podcast tackles a different money problem. Today, it's the best ways to start the money conversation, and avoid a fight. Hosted by Frances Cook. This episode is brought to you by Milford Asset Management. Money is the great unspoken force in many of our lives, making certain things possible, and keeping other things out of reach. But there's huge power in starting to talk about it, especially with those we're close to. If you're coupled up, it's really important to be on the same page as your partner, to make sure that you're not accidentally sabotaging each other. There's more than one way to successfully share your finances, but the key is, you do need to know what your strategy is. There's also the matter of talking to your kids about money, or even your own parents. These money conversations can be crucial, but also so hard to have. We all bring our own baggage to the conversation, which can make it more likely for emotions to flare up.  For the latest episode, I spoke to Kate Power from Milford Asset Management I'm on Facebook here, Instagram here, and Twitter here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Betsy Lay is the co-founder and owner of Lady Justice Brewing in Aurora, CO. She began her career working in education-based non-profits, including serving two terms as an AmeriCorps VISTA, where she met Kate Power and Jen Cuesta. Together in 2014, the three friends founded the philanthropic Lady Justice Brewing Company. She holds a certificate from the Siebel Institute of Technology's Concise Course in Brewing Technology and also earned a Master in Theological Studies from Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University. In her time off from the brewery, Betsy can be found with a good whiskey, a good book, and a good dog.Instagram: @LadyJusticeBrewingTwitter: @BetsyLayWebsite: ladyjusticebrewing.comFollow FTE on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for alerts on new episodes. Ready to build your business like Lady J? Register for DO GOOD X's course Built for This. https://dogoodx.org/built-for-this

Owner Betsy Lay, along with partners Kate Power and Jen Cuesta, are the co-founders of Lady Justice Brewing, based in Aurora, Colorado. The three met while working at AmeriCorps VISTA. In 2014, they joined forces and their community-focused brewery was born. Its mission? -   "brewing great beer to make the world a better place." And to that end, Lady Justice gives money to nonprofits and community partners that support and empower women and girls in the state of Colorado. Join us for our conversation with this creative woman whose mission is all about 'giving back.'

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A 60’s teenager goes on to start a performance venu, music school and music shop, and a musician makes music for yoga class events. This is episode 53 of Caffe Lena : 60 Years of Song. Thank you to Sarah at the Caffe for the list of songs and artists for the feature. Kate Power came of age during the epic 60’s NY folk scene. As a teenager, she opened for Townes Van Zant and Utah Phillips in coffee shops and on festival stages. After migrating to the west coast, she met her husband, fellow musician Steve Einhorn. Together, these lifelong musicians and songwriters owned Artichoke Music, a renowned performance venue, music school and instrument shop in Portland, OR. Kev Corbett hails from Nova Scotia and his music is equal parts cerebral folk writing and concise musical arrangements. When not combining the two or accompanying others, he runs Savasanaface (sha-VA-sun-a-face), which provides live ambient electric music for yoga class events. Caffe Lena: 60 Years of Song, a production of

Welcome to the Move Beyond Words podcast series. Join us as we amplify the voices of dyslexic people from various backgrounds, like us. As two dyslexic creatives, we want to start a conversation about it and share our journey...from the challenges to the countless rewards.In the third episode, Elizabeth and Charlotte are joined by a similar creative partnership - Kate Power and Kathy Iwanczak Forsyth make up the wonderful writing duo behind the books, The Illustrated Guide to Dyslexia and Its Amazing People' and ‘The Bigger Picture Book of Amazing Dyslexic’s and the jobs they do’.Together they have created such beautiful and honest work about the challenges of dyslexia (like problems or embarrassment at school), while showing how its strengths can be used to your advantage (for example how visualising and big picture thinking can make you shine at work). Their collaborative work is filled with colourful conversations with creative, motivated and successful people, who are brilliant at what they do, and who achieve incredible things because of their dyslexia. Making them the perfect guests to help us shine a light on all things ‘Amazing Dyslexics’.To find out more about us and our various projects, visit movebeyondwords.co.ukThis podcast is part of a wider collaboration from the Move Beyond Words team.Hosts: Elizabeth Arifien and Charlotte Edmonds.MBW’s project manager, Hannah GibbsPodcast Producer, Niall Killeney-TaylorArt and Design by Alex ColehanDigital and Social Media by Gaby WhitehillOriginal Score: Tom Parker See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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This is the fifth episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. They have featured couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn. The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other, Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. The third was singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. Last this time it was singer LaRhonda and her keyboardist husband Mark Steele. This time it's Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer both of whom play in The Blue Cranes and Swansea. They perform two tunes together here, Rebecca on keys and vocals and Ji on percussion. There's also a home video clip of their 2 year-old daughter on piano! This episode is hosted by OMN's Editor-In-Chief Tom D'Antoni. We'll return to making video episodes after the first of the year. Stay tuned. Meanwhile, visit oregonmusicnews.com for our weekly audio-only episodes. Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News and Artichoke Community Music.

This week we talk to Artist and Art Writer Kate Power about imagination, drinking and dancing as a resource, swimming, studio time and going at your own pace http://www.katepowerartist.com/

This is the fourth episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. The first five video episodes feature couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn. The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other, Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. The third was singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. This time it's singer LaRhonda and her keyboardist husband Mark Steele. They perform two deeply soulful tunes. Next time Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer visit the Artichoke Cafe. This episode is hosted by OMN's Managing Director, Scott Cunningham. Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News and Artichoke Community Music.

This is the third episode of the new video versions of OMN's long-running podcast from the Artichoke Cafe in Portland, Oregon. The first five video episodes feature couples who are both working musicians. The first was with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/kate-power-steve-einhorn-coffeeshop-conversations208-video The second episode featured two internationally known Blues bass players who are married to each other. Lisa Mann and Allen Markel. https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/lisa-mann-allen-markel-coffeeshopconversations213 This time it's singer and songwriter Shelly Rudolph and her husband guitarist/composer Chance Hayden. How do they both maintain careers and raise 7 year-old Hollis? Sometimes they perform together and sometimes they perform with others. They play and sing two songs here. The next video episode features LaRhonda and Mark Steele, and then Rebecca Sanborn and Ji Tanzer visit the Artichoke Cafe. Hosting is OMN Editor-In-Chief Tom D'Antoni Thanks to Artichoke's Bob Howard for giving us a home, to Gary Furlow for the production design/editing and audio mixing. Presented by Oregon Music News https://www.oregonmusicnews.com/ and Artichoke Community Music https://www.artichokemusic.org/

We’re not hiding, we’re just back as audio-only this week. Coming soon, we’re going to be making (at least) one video episode per month. We had so much fun with Kate Power and Steve Einhorn last time that coming up are a series of couples who are also working musicians…Chance Hayden and Shelly Rudolph is one and Lisa Mann and Allen Markel is another…and more. Stay tuned. In Café Artichoke at 2007 SE Powell Boulevard this time is a protest singer. Bill Valenti has had a very diverse life and after several careers he has found himself singing about our current social and political situation. It’s subject rich in song topics. We’ll play a tune of his at the end of the conversation. Regretfully, we had audio problems again…for the last time, we’ve taken steps. But don’t worry, Bill Valenti shines through.

This episode also exist on video but we know that some of you listen to this podcast audio-only and while we will be making a video episode every month, we didn't want to leave you out.

This episode we are joined by two of the Lady Justice Brewing founders, Kate Power and Betsy Lay. Lady Justice was founded in 2015 under the premise of brewing beer to make the world a better place. All proceeds over cost go out the door to promote the status of Colorado women and girls! Listen on to find out how they turned their tipsy dream into a successful reality!

This week on The Juggling Act, Mel is about to embark on toilet training her toddler. She's armed with a tonne of prizes and a mountain of spare undies, but she has a feeling she's going to face a battle.We're also joined by the Real Mumma, Adele Barbaro, who keeps it real, sharing her honest and raw insights into parenthood with her many followers on Facebook and Instagram.Adele shares her story of infertility, IVF success and how she and her partner ended up falling pregnant naturally with her second child, just after she started a new job!Plus, do you know how to talk to your kids about stranger danger? Former police officer and author Kate Power is here to share her tips for child safety week.Kate is the author of the incredibly popular and very useful book, and she's on the show this week to talk about her fabulous new book, My Underpants RuleMy Tricky EYE-SPY!. Kate shares her tips and tricks for teaching your kids about stranger danger, and it all starts with a very fun rhyme!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kate Power : Multidisciplinary Artist - video, sculpture & installation FavourEconomy is a collection of audio recordings shared by women* for the benefit of other women* working in the arts. The project operates as a platform for contributors to voice their experience, insights and skills and share it to the archive. The archive comprises of a series of volumes that develop over a one-year period coinciding with each financial year. The recordings shared to FavourEconomy are termed ‘favours’ because they have been produced by with the intention of being of value for other women* working in the arts to hear. The word ‘favour’ encapsulating a social gesture of ‘sharing something’ without defining exactly what that something might be. FavourEconomy operates as an audio gift economy, where each contributor has determined the content and value of their recording set in accordance with their own experience and is received by the listener according to their current situation and need. The audio favours concurrently give value and power to the female* voice and perspective, which is too often silenced. *female identifying and non-binary inclusive http://www.favoureconomy.com

January 25, 2017 Back in the coffeeshop again. That coffeeshop being World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan. Man, this is number 88…and I’m not tired of doing them. Today the other half of Kate Power and Steve Einhorn is here. The Steve half. They came back to Portland in January of 2015. They had been gone for four and a half years. For decades they were the owners of Artichoke Music, a store and teaching center, but more importantly, the hub of stringed instruments and song in Portland. It was a welcoming place to visit. There was always someone playing an instrument, many times one or both of the proprietors who also had a thriving career as a performing/recording duo. Kate did a Coffeeshop Conversation about a year ago, separately and now Steve is here to talk about…well, everything but also about a show they’re doing at Artichoke, their final show before the place moves. It's also the release gig for their new album Portland Romace and a benefit for Artichoke. Saturday, February 11, 8pm, $25 donations accepted at the door. Tickets. Meet Steve Einhorn who says he has a gift for me. More on that later…

April 28, 2016 An apology to Ms. Day and the rest of you. The author of this piece made a stupid mistake when recording and it sounds like we're in the bottom of a large metal cylinder. The author of this article feels like an idiot. Sorry. --The Author of this Article Welcome to World Cup Coffee and Tea at NW 18th and Glisan for another Oregon Music News Coffeeshop Conversation. In the coffeeshop with me today is Valerie Day, who with her husband John Smith are Nu Shooz, the Oregon Music Hall of Fame band who’s tune, “I Can’t Wait” is still, after thirty years, still one of those tunes that can easily get stuck in your head all day. And it does all over the world, every single day. I’ll ask her how she feels about being responsible for that. They have a new album called Bagtown coming out in May. There’s more than one story behind that. Coffeshop Conversations are always one-on-one…even this one. I told her that if Kate Power would do one with the Steve Einhorn, than she could too. And she did.

September 3, 2105 Thanks for coming back to Oregon Music News’ Coffeeshop Conversations at World Cup Coffee and Tea at Northwest 18th and Glisan in Portland. With me is Kate Power...singer, guitarist, ukulele-ist or is it ukulele-ian…well she’s known for her ukulele playing too. Kate and husband Steve Einhorn came back to Portland in January. They had been gone for four and a half years. For decades they were the owners of Artichoke Music, a store and teaching center, but more importantly, the hub of stringed instruments and song in Portland. It was a welcoming place to visit. There was always someone playing an instrument, many times one or both of the proprietors who had a thriving career as a performing/recording duo.They still do! They gave up the store in 2006. The rest, we’ll find out about.

This week on Mom Talk Radio, Kate Power, author of My Underpants Rule, shares tips for talking to your kids about inappropriate touching. Spotlight on Moms features Christina Shirley of MomsMessyMiracles.com. Dr. Steve Schlozman, associate director of the Clay Center for Young Healthy Minds at Massechusetts General Hospital, shares how to ease separation anxiety when sending the kids to overnight summer camp. Author, artist and storyteller, Dr. Elana Ashley, shares tips for empowering yourself against bullies. Cheryl Harbour, journalist and communications consultant shares 5 things moms wish grandparents knew.

There are certain meaningful and important conversations that we need to have with children, but often the tricky conversations are not had, as we find them so uncomfortable to explore.  Rod and Kate Power share some ideas on how to talk with children about sensitive topics, like how to protect their private parts, in an attempt to empower children against sexual abuse.  They have created a useful tool to help parents have this uncomfortable conversation in an engaging and empowering way, helping both parents and children.  Among other tips, they talk with Telana about developing trust, giving children permission to talk up when they are violated, the importance of listening to children and tips on how to handle the situation with a child if you suspect abuse.   For more info see: www.myunderpantsrules.com and http://talkcommunication.innercoaching.co.za/how-to-have-difficult-conversations-with-children

Rod and Kate Power have created a useful tool for parents to help empower their children, in the form of a book called "My Underpants Rule".  It makes having the tricky conversations around protecting your "private parts" easier to have, with a focus on empowerment, without having to explain sexual abuse.   To prevent sexual assault and child abuse, Rod and Kate's vision is to empower children to break the secrecy around the abuse, and give them tools to know when to speak up and what actions to take.  This is a must have for all parents, to make parenting to create empowered adults engaging and easy.   For more info see: Website: www.myunderpantsrule.com and http://talkpossibility.innercoaching.co.za/how-to-empower-children-against-child-sexual-abuse-episode-133