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Upcoming IALP AAC Committee Webinar: Partnering with People with Communication Disabilities: Community Engagement in Research and Service Design
The Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) Committee of the International Association of Communication Sciences and Disorders (IALP) is proud to present this live webinar.
Speakers: Prof. Shakila Dada, Maqymseahe Ninces, Dr. Laura Hrastelj
Facilitated by: Associate Professor Kate Anderson
Description: How can clinicians, researchers, and service providers meaningfully partner with people with communication disabilities to shape the research and services that impact their lives?
This interactive session explores the ethics, benefits, and real-world applications of consumer and community engagement. Drawing on established guidelines and illustrated through participatory projects involving children and adults with complex communication needs, it offers practical insights and strategies.
The webinar includes short applied activities and plenty of time for questions and discussion. All specialisms in communication sciences and disorders are welcome—ideal for anyone committed to building stronger, more inclusive partnerships.
Date & Time: Monday, 24 February 2026 06:30 GMT (UTC); 17:30 Melbourne, Australia (AEDT); 07:30 CET
Limited capacity: 300 participants – register early!
Scan the QR code on the attached flyer to secure your spot!

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