#WorthyWins Giveaway

Share your #WorthyWins on Facebook and Instagram for a chance to win!

What is this #WorthyWins Giveaway?

As a parent, I know the feeling when other parents make brag posts about their child's achievements while we often have nothing to share because our circles won't understand the significance of our little wins.

Instead, we choose to celebrate our children's wins by ourselves or share within a small circle of virtual friends who will 'understand' the struggles that went behind that little win.

I want to help change the narrative that great grades and recognition at school aren't the only things that matter.

Our children are so much more than that.

Our friends need to understand how much these wins mean to us and to our children who put in double the effort as their neurotypical counterparts for these wins that are hardly given any recognition just because they're DIFFERENT from the expected norm. I'm hoping to get parents to spread a positive narrative about learning differences within their own circles to spread awareness this year.

Our wins are worth celebrating too.

How to participate?

It's quite simple.

On Facebook and Instagram, post a picture or video with the below with your #WorthyWins!

Don't forget to tag our page @DystinctMag

@DystinctMag

My #WorthyWins ___(complete with your win _______ 

Tag the 

Add the below hashtags

#UnitedForLDs

@Redwoodliteracychicago

@reedcharitablefoundation

@dyslexiainitiative

@Dyslexiamidnorthcoast

@Childrens-Dyslexia-Center-of-Indianapolis

@teachmykidtoread

@LiftingLiteracyAotearoa

@drivingfordyslexia

@decodingdyslexiaQuebec

@blankcanvasawarenessart

@LucyProject305

@au.dyslexia.7

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What will you win?

This campaign will run for 8 weeks from 2-August to 27-September 2021.

Each week, one winner will be selected in random and will receive

What is this #WorthyWins Giveaway?

As a parent, I know the feeling when other parents make brag posts about their child's achievements while we often have nothing to share because our circles won't understand the significance of our little wins.

Instead, we choose to celebrate our children's wins by ourselves or share within a small circle of virtual friends who will 'understand' the struggles that went behind that little win.

I want to help change the narrative that great grades and recognition at school aren't the only things that matter.

Our children are so much more than that.

Our friends need to understand how much these wins mean to us and to our children who put in double the effort as their neurotypical counterparts for these wins that are hardly given any recognition just because they're DIFFERENT from the expected norm. I'm hoping to get parents to spread a positive narrative about learning differences within their own circles to spread awareness this year.

Our wins are worth celebrating too.

This inaugural edition of Dystinct is a labor of love, featuring the incredible journeys of everyday people with learning difficulties and evidence based content contributed by specialists from around the world.