AAC Institute
A resource for people, their families and friends who rely on AAC for communication. |
AAC-List
AAC-List is an online discussion group open to augmentative and alternative communicators, family members, university students and current professionals working in the field of AAC. Topics are limited to exchange of knowledge about augmentative and alternative communication, education and therapy. AAC-List is privately owned and maintained by an augmentative and alternative communicator. |
SHOUT (Support Helps Others Use Technology)
The study of and advocacy for employment for people who rely on augmentative communication. |
ALS Foundation for Life
It is our mission to improve the quality of life for those with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis in our community. We wish to increase public awareness and aid in providing assistive equipment, technology, and financial aid for medical expenses and home |
Louisanna Assistive Technology Network
The Louisiana Tech Act Project, is a consumer-directed, consumer-responsive advocacy and systems change nonprofit agency which involves individuals with disabilities in planning, implementing and evaluating LATAN's activities. |
Augmentative Communication On-Line Users Group (ACOLUG)
A listserv create to exchange ideas, information, and experiences on augmentative communication by people from all over the world. By using e-mail, people who use augmentative communication and their friends and families discuss issues such as equipm |
United Cerebral Palsy of New York City
United Cerebral Palsy of New York City, Inc. (UCP/NYC) is the leading nonprofit agency in New York City providing direct services, technology and advocacy to children and adults of all ages with cerebral palsy and related disabilities. |
Russell Cross- Pathfinder Underground
This site is designed as a resource for people who use and support the Pathfinder communication aid. |
Augmentative Communication, Inc.
Augmentative Communication News and Alternatively Speaking provide the latest information on hot topics in the field, discussion of vital issues for AAC stakeholders and news from the AAC community. |
Fonix Corporation Makers of DECtalk Software
DECtalk text-to-speech technology transforms ordinary text into natural-sounding, highly intelligible speech. |
Medicare Rights Center
The Medicare Rights Center (MRC) is a national, not-for-profit, non-governmental organization that helps ensure that older adults and people with disabilities get good affordable health care. |
C-SUN Center on Disabilities
California State University - Northridge Center on Distabilities organizes an annual Conference on Technology and Persons with Disbilities. CSUN also offers an Assistive Technology Appilications Certificate Program. |
AbilityHub
Assistive Technology for computers and disability. |
Closing the Gap (CTG)
Organizes an annual conference on computer technology for people with disabilities and publishes a newsletter. |
ISAAC
The International Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication. Membership is open to anyone interested in AAC. ISAAC activities include a biennial conference and sponsorship of AAC Journal. Many ISAAC national chapters address more local i |
RESNA
The Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America. |
ATIA
The Assistive Technology Industry Association. ATIA organizes an annual conference on assistive technology. |
USSAAC
United States Society for Augmentative and Alternative Communication is the US chapter of ISAAC. |
View Piont Mobility
Manufacturer of the "VISION" rear entrance lowered floor wheelchair accessible mini-van conversion. |
Minspeak Operator: Bobby O'Gurek
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Minspeak Operator: Brad Whitmoyer
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Minspeak Operator: Kathy Jo Pink
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Minspeak Operator: Chris Featherly
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