Camp Connect for AAC

02/24/2026

Love speech with Joe, check it out!
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1BAC2knBpv/

02/14/2026

it was amazing to hear his speech and the years of work he has done. Congratulations Mr. Mateo Moreno

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

02/09/2026

Guys!! It’s coming ! We are so excited!

01/11/2026

double, no triple yes yes yes (at least). ps does your aac user get encouraged to ASK questions? this is great for a million reasons but think of how much autonomy and anxiety relief there can be in this

Stop turning every interaction into a pop quiz.

AAC users deserve time to process what’s been said, time to find the words, and time to build a response. When we rush in with question after question, we don’t support communication… we interrupt it.

Try mixing it up:
-make comments instead of always asking
-model language without pressure to respond
-share observations
-give real wait time

Conversation isn’t about speed, it’s about connection.
Let’s slow down and make space for AAC voices to be heard.

01/10/2026

yes!

12/06/2025

who will give her their word?

12/02/2025

😎Consider Camp Connect this Giving Tuesday. Camp Connect 2026 is scheduled for June 29-July3rd!📣

11/26/2025

Sad news! This gentleman was a wonderful community advocate and even helped with many of the local aac projects among countless others. No idea what caused him to pass at such a young age. Hoping to see his little ones taken care of in such hard times this Christmas while keeping the privacy his family has sought.

Jonathan Knight was more than just the Willow Creek branch manager at D… Miles Kastner needs your support for Honoring Jonathan Knight & Supporting His Family

11/20/2025

I am so excited, this is hot off the press! Download this awesome tool ASAP! ps my work kiddos from heartland are in it (some of their writing!) and shows how to make your own AAC journal!

It’s here! We’re thrilled to announce the launch of My AAC Literacy Journal, your new go-to guide for supporting emergent and conventional literacy learners! Whether you are just getting started with literacy interventions or are looking to level up your instruction, this comprehensive resource is packed with strategies, inspiration, and practical support.

Over eight years ago, PRC-Saltillo became your trusted resource of literacy interventions for emergent AAC learners with our Calendars and AAC Literacy Planners. Take the next step with us as you support early learners and those ready for conventional literacy with fun, easy-to-implement activities that scaffold literacy for all AAC users.

Ask your PRC-Saltillo AAC Consultant for your copy of My AAC Literacy Journal, designed to elevate the way you support emergent and conventional literacy for AAC learners.

A special thank you to Bridgeway - Academy & Therapy Center for welcoming us to their classrooms and to the speech-language pathologists and students of Heartland Charter School for sharing their inspiring writing projects!

https://aaclanguagelab.com/resources?category=literacy-interventions

11/16/2025

🌟 More Choices for Voices is thrilled to announce the expansion of AAC boards in healthcare clinics across Yavapai County! 🌟

Through thoughtful conversations, collaborations, and a shared commitment to inclusion, we’ve been able to support AAC users as they navigate their healthcare experiences in a more accessible and empowering way.

Keagan Sweeney, founder and co-director of the More Choices for Voices initiative, shared this message with one simple hope — that it helps someone who needs it. 💛

If you’d like to learn more about this initiative or find out how you can support it, please reach out to Keagan directly:
📧 [email protected]

11/16/2025

This is outstanding, so proud of our Beyond the Label partners:)

If you lost your voice today, how would you tell others your needs and wants? To some, texting or writing isn’t an option, but communicating...

10/25/2025

PRC-Saltillo Ambassador Keagan Sweeney shares a blog that challenges assumptions and invites you to go beyond asking what AAC users want — ask what they think. Because communication isn’t just about words. It’s about connection.

“When we say something, we mean it.”

Read the full blog and rethink how you include AAC voices: https://aaclanguagelab.com/articles/email9302025a?mode=view