Advocacy

Once able to access effective and robust communication, nonspeaking people often express a desire to advocate for themselves and for their fellow nonspeakers. I-ASC has been listening and is working to create a platform and tools for self and peer advocacy by:

Recruiting nonspeaking, neurodiverse, disabled and neurotypical young adults to promote communication access.
Raising awareness about the challenges faced by nonspeaking individuals
Advocating for accessibility, neurodiversity, and disability rights
Creating opportunities for nonspeaking and neurotypical people to brainstorm innovative solutions
Building a passionate community of people who are dedicated to social change for nonspeaking individuals

Advocacy

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