Since its establishment in 2001, Pathways has been dedicated to help children with dyslexia to bridge the learning gap, rekindle their learning interest, and enhance self-confidence through professional and evidence-based intervention programmes.

Pathways is also committed to raising public awareness of dyslexia and sharing best-practice approaches with educators, researchers, and parents to foster collective learning and growth. As societal attention to dyslexia continues to grow, experts across disciplines have developed diverse research and insights.

To bridge this gap and promote cross-sector collaboration, The Pathways Foundation (Pathways) and The Brain and Mind Institute (BMI) of The Chinese University of Hong Kong are pleased to announce the “Dyslexia Dialogues: Insights, Innovations and Collaborations” Symposium, to take place on 3 October 2026 at the Yasumoto International Academic Park (YIA), The Chinese University of Hong Kong. This symposium will also mark and celebrate the significant milestone of Pathways’ 25th anniversary.

This event will bring together researchers, clinical psychologists, educators, and key stakeholders to create an inclusive platform for evidence-based discussions, inspire innovative thinking, and enhance the quality of support services for individuals with dyslexia.

More details and registration information will be announced in early 2026 – stay tuned!

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The Pathways Foundation 25th Anniversary Symposium “Dyslexia Dialogues: Insights, Innovations and Collaborations”

Date: 3 October 2026 (Sat)

Venue: Yasumoto International Academic Park (YIA), The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Co-organiser: The Brain and Mind Institute (BMI) of The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Contact Us: symposium@pathways.org.hk