AAC Awareness Month 2025: AAC communicators and supporters - meet, chat and connect
Hosted by Jenna O'Brien
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Meeting overview
AAC Awareness Month is celebrated around the world each October. The goal is to raise awareness of AAC and the different ways in which people communicate. ISAAC's 2025 theme for AAC Awareness Month is "Innovation, Inclusion, and Advocacy in AAC".
Join us online - everyone is welcome!
Come as you are and connect with AAC communicators of all ages in a relaxed and friendly online space. Whether you use AAC, support someone who does, or are simply curious to learn more, this is a great chance to meet others, share experiences, and chat together.
We welcome you to connect, however that looks for you. You might want to share your AAC story, a book or TV show you’ve been enjoying, post a photo of what you’ve been up to recently, AAC celebrations, chat with others, or listen in.
Meeting details
- This is a LIVE meeting that will run for up to one hour
- This meeting will NOT be recorded
- This meeting is free to attend for all
Meeting date
Saturday 4 October 2025
Meeting start time
VIC/NSW/ACT/TAS/QLD: 4pm
SA/NT: 3:30pm
WA: 2pm
Host
Jenna is the Victorian Representative for AGOSCI, where she advocates for individuals who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and supports members across the state.
As a Geelong-based speech pathologist, Jenna specialises in working with children and young people who may not rely solely on speech to communicate. She is passionate about working closely with families, recognising the importance of understanding their unique experiences, and fostering connections with others who share similar journeys. Jenna also runs parent training and connection experiences alongside parents of AAC users through Talk My Talk.
Disclosure
AGOSCI is grateful to Jenna for hosting this meeting to celebrate AAC Awareness Month 2025.
AGOSCI acknowledges that differing views and opinions may be discussed throughout this meeting and may not always align with AGOSCI philosophies.
AGOSCI is an independent body and does not endorse individual expertise, products or brands over others.
AGOSCI acknowledges the presence and contributions of all suppliers and expertise in the Australian and International communities of AAC and diverse communication.
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