ALT We are helping our students develop the agency to move forward without us.
ALT White AAC user Devva Kasnitz chats by a screen with the CommunicationFIRST logo.
ALT Asian AAC user Yoosun Chung sits before a screen with the film she is in, posing for the camera.
ALT Devva Kasnitz watches herself onscreen among a group of fellow AAC users.
ALT text reads, "Highlight from the NWACS website! The Communication Bill of Rights"
ALT text reads, "About this Page: This is a collection of blog posts about the Communication Bill of Rights. The Communication Bill of Rights was our theme for 2022. We spent the year learning about the different rights and how they empower AAC users. The Communication Bill of Rights ensures the basic rights of people with disabilities to use communication to take part in managing their own lives."
ALT Page one of flyer all information in text format at linked website
ALT Page two of flyer all information in text format at linked website
ALT Image has a red background with white text and the NWACS logo in the bottom right corner. It has two speech bubbles at the top with the words 'Let's Talk' 'AAC'. Below the speech bubbles is text that reads, "They're not using their AAC anymore! Now what?"
ALT Images has a red background with white text and the NWACS logo in the bottom right corner. It has one large speech bubble with an excerpt from the article that reads, "Finally, don’t forget to gather all members of the child’s team. Parents, teachers, therapists, other school or family members - we all have a different perspective to share. One person may see something others don’t. These insights can help the whole team better understand and support AAC system use." Below the speech bubble is text that reads, "Continue reading on the blog! www.nwace.info/blog"
