Husband | Poet | Speaker | Advocate | Empowering Students with Hidden Disabilities: A Path to Pride and Success | NJCIE | The Black and Dyslexic Podcast
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ALT A quote from the latest episode of Beyond 6 Seconds.
ALT Keynote speaker LeDerick Horne addresses a room full of educators at the 2023 Special Programs Summer Conference — Recharge: Jump Start Your School Year.
ALT LeDerick Horne addresses educators during a keynote presentation.
ALT Jennifer Barker (Arlington ISD) presents to a room full of participants at the Special Programs Summer Conference.
ALT A group of three participants gather together and connect while deciding which breakout session to attend.
ALT A black and white photo of Judy Heumann sitting at a table with microphones in front of her. She is a white woman who uses a wheelchair with short brown hair wearing glasses, a short sleeve shirt, and a plaid skirt. In the background are other people standing along the wall. On the image is a quote in white text that reads “There will be more takeovers of buildings until finally, maybe, you’ll begin to understand our position. We will no longer allow the government to oppress disabled individuals. We want the law enforced. We want no more segregation.” It is attributed to Judy Heumann on April 15th, 1977.
ALT A photo of Samuel smiling and rolling down the road to prom in his wheelchair, wearing a magenta tuxedo jacket, purple tie, and white corsage. His date, Anita, is walking next to him and wearing a long bright pink dress. An audience of smiling people watches from behind a red rope. White text below reads “My Disability Roadmap, Co-directed by Samuel Habib and Dan Habib.” Three white logos at top of photo read “Official Selection, HotDocs 2022, Outspoken. Outstanding.” “Like Right Now Films presents” “New York Times Op-Docs”.
ALT Dyslexia Beyond Awareness: Focusing on the Science of Reading Keynote Speaker: LeDerick Horne - Poet, Speaker, Advocate Diagnosed with a Learning Disability in the third grade, LeDerick Horne defies any and all labels. He’s a dynamic spoken-word poet. A tireless advocate for all People with Disabilities. An inspiring motivational speaker. A bridge-builder between learners and leaders across the U.S. and around the world who serves as a role model for all races, genders, and generations.