Sun, Apr 11, 2004
Danielle de la Cour is 33 years old, dyslexic and unemployed graphic designer. She knows that the labor market is tough and that she will have to fight hard to get a job, but does not intend to give up. We also meet Kent Sköld and Krister Åslin from Stadshagen's employment agency in Stockholm. Their department specializes in helping dyslexics in the labor market.
Sun, Apr 18, 2004
About Christian Melsen who is dyslexic and has just started at the School of Economics. In the primary and secondary school, he had to fight against teachers who called him stupid. Now he hopes that the understanding of his disability will be greater. We also meet Karin Hammarlid, soon a finished physiotherapist who talks about the decisive help she has received at the university.
Sun, May 2, 2004
Henrik Christiansen is 31 years old, dyslexic and forest workers. He has long wanted to learn to read and write but the body has refused. Now he has found back to himself by using other forms of expression. Talk to photographer Martin Nauclér, who talks about his meeting with the literature through speech books.
