SpeakUP Back Issues
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Joy and Hope for the New Year
- Thanksgiving through the eyes of autism
- Camp Chatterbox celebrates 15 years
- Snoopi Botten takes karate class
- Lew Golinker presents a new funding resource
The Infinite Spirit of AAC
- Lauren Baxter examines visual scene displays
- SpeakUP interviews Annie Kennedy
- Steve Nichols tours the world
- The economics behind AAC
- Frank Sellman's family snapshot
Bubbly Ball 3: AAC's Most Festive Event
- Johana Schwartz and The Writer's Brigade
- Coverage of the 2006 Bubbly Ball
- SGD funding in the 21st century
- Pam Harris's family snapshot
Steely Determination
- USSAAC responds to Hurricane Katrina
- Harvey and Bruce discuss the true value of work
- Coverage of the Pittsburgh Employment Conference
- Medicaid policy changes in New York
Depression and Other Emotions
- Jon Feucht’s extraordinarily honest interview about his bouts with depression
- Deanna Wagner on an inspiring acting group
- Ami Profeta on his role in The Sound of Music
- Coverage of the 2005 Bubbly Ball
The Education Issue
- Four fantastic women talk about life in college
- A letter from Chime Charter School, L.A.’s Charter School of the Year
- How to advocate for securing AAC devices
- And, of course, Square Off!
The Job Issue
- India Ochs on landing a position at the RFK Memorial Center for Human Rights
- Tracy Rackensperger on the full-time job of getting a job
- Caroline Musselwhite looks at life beyond high school
- Coverage of the Bridge School concert
Now Hear This—the first issue of the redesigned SpeakUP!
- Snoopi Botten opens up about his life
- Tom Younkerman tells us what’s new in AAC research
- Pati King DeBaun on the power of believing
- Plus: coverage of the first Bubbly Ball, celebrating Michael B. Williams
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