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Publications

Newsletter Articles

2010

Kennedy, P. & McNaughton, D. (July, 2010). The Writers Brigade. ConnSENSE Bulletin. (full text).

Pink, K.J. (2010). A Life Defined by Sharing and Advocacy. ConnSENSE bulletin (full text)

Pink, K.J. (2010). Emergency Preparedness Webcast for People with Complex Communication Needs. ConnSENSE Bulletin (full text)

Klein, C. (December, 2010). YouTube Project Allows People with Speech Disabilities to Tell Their Own Stories. ConnSENSE (full text).
 

Klein, C. (December, 2010). A Voice and Helping Hand to Those with Disabilities. ConnSENSE (full text).

Bourgeois, M. , Fried-Oken, M. & Rowland, C. (2010, March 16). AAC Strategies and Tools for Persons With Dementia. The ASHA Leader. (full text)

Link to previous AAC-RERC (2003-2008) Publications

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