Resources and strategies to help AAC users, families, and advocates prepare for immigration enforcement.
Read moreBooks Featuring AAC: Say What You Will
A quick overview of a book featuring AAC. Say What You Will is a young adult novel. One of the main characters is an AAC user with cerebral palsy.
Read moreUnderlying Systemic Isolation Challenges
A plain language summary of a research article. The full article by Blasko discusses factors contributing to social isolation for AAC users.
Read moreWe Can Hold Multiple Truths
Casey explores the the paradox of competing truths in AAC.
Read moreBooks Featuring AAC: A Voice of Her Own
A quick overview of a book featuring AAC. A Voice of Her Own is an illustrated chapter book. The main character is an AAC user with cerebral palsy.
Read moreHow ableism impacts people who need and use AAC
A plain language summary of a research article. The full article by Wong discusses ableism and the need for society to embrace difference.
Read moreAn Interview with Pixie: Part 1
Camille interviews Pixie. Pixie is autistic, nonverbal, and a full-time symbol-based AAC user. This is part 1 of 3.
Read moreNothing About AAC Users Without AAC Users
A plain language summary of a research article. The full article by Blasko, et al. discusses the importance of meaningful inclusion of people who need or use AAC in research, technology development, and professional training.
Read moreAn Interview with William, an Autistic Adult Who Uses AAC
Grace interviews William. He is an autistic adult who has worked hard to achieve his communication and advocacy goals.
Read moreOvercoming Barriers to Literacy
A plain language summary of a research article. The full article by Light, et al. discusses why literacy is so important for people who need or use AAC.
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