Ghanaian dyslexia advocate wins Global Champion Award

Ms. Rosalin Abigail Kyere-Nartey, a leading advocate for dyslexia awareness, has received the Global Champion Award. This honor was given at the 2025 Black Literacy Matters Conference on March 20.

The award falls under the Literacy Empowerment and Innovation category. It recognizes her significant contributions to literacy and education for children with learning differences in Africa, especially Ghana.

Ms. Kyere-Nartey focuses on early dyslexia screening, teacher training, and policy reform. Her advocacy has profoundly impacted millions of undiagnosed learners across Africa.

Her work ensures that children with dyslexia receive necessary support in school and at home.