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Speaker Spotlight: Lance McLemore
September 6, 2026
Sara interviews Lance McLemore, one of our 2026 conference speakers. -
Speaker Spotlight: Tracy Rackensperger
August 17, 2026
Sara interviews Tracy Rackensperger, one of our 2026 conference speakers. -
Speaker Spotlight: Stephanie Fassov
August 10, 2026
Sara interviews Stephaine Fassov, one of our 2026 conference speakers. -
An Interview with Morgan Brewer
July 22, 2026
Jo interviews Morgan Brewer. They explore Morgan’s thoughts about being an AAC user in a world that prioritizes spoken language and independence. -
An Interview with Jamie Freebury
May 11, 2026
Kristal interviews Jamie Freebury. He is an adult whose life has been completely transformed by a stroke. -
An Interview with Pixie: Part 2
December 12, 2025
Camille’s interview with Pixie continues. Pixie is autistic, nonverbal, and a full-time symbol-based AAC user. This is part 2 of 3. -
An Interview with Pixie: Part 1
October 13, 2025
Camille interviews Pixie. Pixie is autistic, nonverbal, and a full-time symbol-based AAC user. This is part 1 of 3. -
An Interview with William, an Autistic Adult Who Uses AAC
October 4, 2025
Grace interviews William. He is an autistic adult who has worked hard to achieve his communication and advocacy goals. -
AAC Spotlight: Esther Klang, AAC User
July 18, 2024
An interview with Esther Klang, AAC user and Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) -
Ask an AAC User: Interview with an 8-year-old and his Parent
June 10, 2024
An interview with an 8-year-old part-time AAC user and his parent. -
AAC Spotlight: Scott Palm, AAC User
May 5, 2017
An interview with Scott Palm, AAC user and owner of Palm Tree Enterprises.
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