The Healthy Communication and Popular Technology Initiative is an effort led by ASHA to safeguard healthy communication in a technology-driven world. The campaign is a force for moderate tech use that encourages conversation, human interaction and practicing safe listening.
The International Communication Project (ICP) is an advocate for those with communication disabilities, as well as their families, caregivers and communication professionals. The ICP highlights the importance of human communication and how communication disabilities significantly impact every aspect of life.
The Identify the Signs campaign raises awareness among parents, caregivers and educators about the early signs of communication disorders.
ASHA's Value of the CCCs campaign stresses the importance of ASHA's Certificate of Clinical Competence when looking for a service provider. Learn about ASHA certified members and what sets them apart as professionals in the field of communication science and disorders.
Every year during the month of May, Better Hearing & Speech Month provides opportunities to raise awareness about communication disorders and to promote treatment that can improve the quality of life for those who experience problems with speaking, understanding language, or hearing.
The Speak Up About Hearing Loss campaign urges families to discuss untreated hearing loss among older family members and encourages older adults to seek treatment.
Annie and John Glenn know how hard it is to live with a communication disorder. Annie had a severe stutter, but professional help made all the difference. Get help, don't wait—see a certified SLP or audiologist if you or someone you love needs help with a communication disorder.