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AAC for everyone - What will you say?

Everyone has something to say. Working closely with the Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) community, we build apps and share best practices to help you communicate with the world.

AAC Awareness Month 2026

Between 14 and 21 October, we will offer a discount on a selection of our most popular AAC apps.

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How AAC gives Julia an extra voice

Julia explains how AAC gives her a way to ask for what she needs when speech isn’t possible.

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The Land of Autistic Communication

The Land of Autistic Communication invites you to explore various forms of expression and support a world where every voice is understood. This year, we've animated one of the map locations: the Mountains of Echolalia.

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What is AAC?

Find out more about Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), and how to support people who cannot rely on speaking.

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AssistiveWare proudly supports “All of Us”

All of Us is the story of a school, Ruby Bridges Elementary, that made a radical choice: to educate every child in the same classroom, regardless of disability or support needs. A school that is unique, but shouldn’t be. 
AssistiveWare is proudly a supporting partner of the film All of Us.

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AssistiveWare proudly supports “This Is Not About Me”

Autistic and nonspeaking. Stuck in an educational system that has given up on you. Restrained or rewarded with candy. This is Jordyn Zimmerman’s story and it is shared by so many other students. 
This is why AssistiveWare is a proud supporting partner of the film This Is Not About Me.

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