Finding Face and Faith in America NEW!!
Finding
Face and Faith in America by Ahror Rahmedov
Ahror Rahmedov, a former colleague at the University of Washington,
has written his story about the challenges he has faced and overcome
after suffering massive facial injuries in an accident in his native
country of Uzbekistan. He is now a graduate student in biomedical
engineering at UCLA.
His book, Finding
Face and Faith in America, is available through his website.
Waves
of Words NEW!!
Koppenhaver, D., Erickson, K. and Yoder, D. (Eds.). (2005) Waves
of Words: Augmented Communicators Read and Write. Toronto:
ISAAC Press.
An international collection of stories of people achieving literacy
despite the challenges of their complex communication needs.
This collection of poetry and writings by people who use AAC is available
through Augmentative
Communication, Inc.
Speaking Up and Spelling It Out
Speaking Up and Spelling It Out
by Melanie Fried-Oken and Hank A. Bersani, Jr.
Twenty-eight individuals with severe disabilities talk about their
lives and the effect of communicating through augmentative communication.
These individuals range from teens to senior citizens, talking about
what works and what doesn't work in facing the challenges of AAC. This
book is available from Brookes
Publishing, Inc.
Alternatively Speaking Newsletter
Michael Williams edits the Alternatively Speaking
newslettter, which is available through Augmentative
Communication, Inc.
Back issues are available through the same website.
Beneath
the Surface
Williams, M., & Krezman, C. (Eds.). (2000). Beneath the surface:
Creative expressions of augmented communicators. Toronto: ISAAC Press.
This collection of poetry and writings by people who use AAC is available
through Augmentative
Communication, Inc.
