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ISAAC Virtual Event 2025 –

Innovation, Inclusion, and Advocacy in AAC

 

Following the success of ISAAC’s Virtual Event 2024, we’re planning an exciting event again this year during AAC Awareness Month in October.

Join us for ISAAC’s Virtual Event 2025 – “Innovation, Inclusion, and Advocacy in AAC.” The conference will focus on advancing the field of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) by exploring cutting-edge research, technology advancements, and inclusive practices.

We’re bringing together persons who use AAC and their families, researchers, practitioners, engineers, vendors, and advocates to discuss communication access, self-determination, mental health, education, and global perspectives, fostering collaboration and driving meaningful change in the field of AAC.

Through lectures, interactive sessions, panel discussions, and virtual demonstrations, you’ll gain insights into current research, technological innovations, and real-world applications that empower persons who use AAC worldwide.

Pricing 

ISAAC Virtual Conference 2025 tickets are priced starting at $165.00 USD for Early Bird Tickets.

Discounted Pricing

ISAAC is offering discounted registration prices for people who use AAC (PWUAAC) and their families and support individuals, students, retirees and people from developing countries. Both members and non-members who fall into this group will receive the discount.

To apply the discount, enter the codes below. Please note that use of these discount codes is subject to verification by ISAAC International.

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ISAAC Members (Persons who use AAC and family and support individuals, students, retirees and people from developing countries)

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Non-Members (Persons who use and family and support individuals, students, retirees and people from developing countries)

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Virtual Event 2025 Sponsors

Many thanks to ISAAC’s Vibes of AAC Virtual Event 2025 sponsors! We are grateful for your generous support.

ISAAC welcomes any and all sponsorship support. If you would like to contribute to the success of ISAAC’s upcoming virtual event through sponsorship, please email Franklin Smith at franklin@isaac-online.org.

 

Communicator Sponsors

 

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About AAC Awareness Month

International AAC Awareness Month was established by ISAAC’s LEAD Project Committee in October 2007. Thirteen countries participated in the first Awareness Month and events have been increasing in number and scope ever since.

Today, International AAC Awareness Month is celebrated around the world each October. The goal is to raise awareness of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) and to inform the public about the many different ways in which people communicate using communication devices.  

Activities vary from country to country. Awareness days and social events, such as morning or afternoon teas and open houses, help create a sense of community. International events, such as published collections of stories, videos and songs, are other exciting ways that people have come together in past years promote AAC awareness.

 

“Vibes of AAC: Check it Out!” is the theme for AAC Awareness Month 2024. 

Scroll to see just a few of the things people are doing to raise awareness in 2024. And be sure to follow on social media, where you’ll see so much more!  #AACaware24

 


 

Consorzio Siciliano di Riabilitazione

The C.S.R. – Consorzio Siciliano di Riabilitazione – deals with rehabilitation and ACC, and is sharing videos they’ve made for AAC Awareness Month 2024.

Follow them on Facebook and check out their first video here!  https://www.facebook.com/reel/1701912067327549

 


 

AssistiveWare is “Busting AAC Myths” during AAC Awareness Month 2024.

Read their article “Busting AAC Myths for Good.”

And receive a 50% off discount on AAC apps from October 9 – 16! Learn more here. 

 


 

collage of AAC activites in Cairo

This is a lecture about AAC Awareness in Orthodox Cathedral in Cairo. Participants are people working in the field of special needs. We had lecture about means of communication including tangibles, pictures, pictogram, sign language and how to apply AAC with nonverbal students, AAC programs. They found that AAC is suitable for the students they work with. Then workshop about making AAC schedule,  communication boards, books, stories. It was so exciting for them to study this new topic. We had interesting time. –  Dr.Yvette Abdelmalek, Speech and AAC Consultant

 


 

Visit ISAAC’s AAC Awareness Month Archives to see how you’ve raised awareness since 2008. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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