EPISODE · Jun 9, 2025 · 1H
Never too Young to Change the World
from Rethinking Freedom · host Ayayi
In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, we meet Ruhamah Nyarko Ango — a passionate advocate for dyslexia awareness and a powerful voice for neurodiversity. Ruhamah is challenging traditional narratives and showing the world that dyslexia is not a limitation but a source of creativity and resilience.From being a 3-time finalist at the Ghana National Spelling Bee to becoming an author, diplomat, and founder of a dyslexia foundation, Ruhamah’s journey is proof that you’re never too young to make a difference. She’s on a mission to empower children with dyslexia and provide them with the resources to thrive in an educational system that often overlooks their unique strengths.Join us as we discuss the intersection of creativity, resilience, and neurodiversity and how Ruhamah is using her platform to inspire change and make education more inclusive for all.Want to support Ruhamah's mission? Get involved with her upcoming book, foundation, and advocacy by reaching out at [email protected].#RethinkingFreedom #NeverTooYoungToChangeTheWorld #DyslexiaAwareness #Neurodiversity #EmpowerThroughCreativity #InclusionMatters #Resilience #InnovativeThinking #DyslexiaIsStrength #YouthEmpowerment #EducationForAll #FutureLeaders #SupportChange #EquityInEducation #ChangeMakersSupport the show
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In this episode of Rethinking Freedom, we meet Ruhamah Nyarko Ango — a passionate advocate for dyslexia awareness and a powerful voice for neurodiversity. Ruhamah is challenging traditional narratives and showing the world that dyslexia is not a limitation but a source of creativity and resilience. From being a 3-time finalist at the Ghana National Spelling Bee to becoming an author, diplomat, and founder of a dyslexia foundation, Ruhamah’s journey is proof that you’re never too young to mak...
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