Community Request Cards
Community request cards are small, portable cards that can be used in one’s community to access goods and services.
AAC Market Cards in Ghana (Playlist)
AAC market cards were developed by Cate Crowley and Miriam Baigorri in collaboration with Belinda Bukari in response to a desire from the families that their children be able to participate in a typical activity for Ghanaian children: buying food for the family at the market.
(Mandarin) Cleft Palate Practice for B and P
Baby Loves is one in a series of books written in Mandarin for children with repaired cleft palate. /《宝宝爱。。。》是为唇腭裂儿童术后康复撰写的普通话系列丛书之一
AAC Sellers Market Cards in Ethiopia
Dr. Cate Crowley and several students from Teachers College, Columbia University traveled to Ethiopia to visit the Ethiopian National Association for Intellectual Disabilities (ENAID).
French Version (AAC Market Cards)
This is a video created in French, to demonstrate the use of AAC Market Cards in aiding children from Ghanaian families to participate in typical activities to help out their families.
Amharic Version (Narrative Stories)
This is a video in Amharic, to provide guidance on creating social stories similar to those created by Carol Grey.
Amharic Version (AAC Market Cards)
This is a video created in Amharic, to demonstrate the use of AAC Market Cards in aiding children from Ghanaian families to participate in typical activities to help out their families.
Swahili Version (AAC Market Cards)
This is a video created in Swahili, to demonstrate the use of AAC Market Cards in aiding children from Ghanaian families to participate in typical activities to help out their families.
Gikomba Version (AAC Market Cards)
This is a video created in Gikomba, to demonstrate the use of AAC Market Cards in aiding children from Ghanaian families to participate in typical activities to help out their families.
Rukiga Runyankole Version (AAC Market Cards)
This is a video created in Rukiga Runyankole, to demonstrate the use of AAC Market Cards in aiding children from Ghanaian families to participate in typical activities to help out their families.