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An SLP uses culinary instruction to build children’s vocabulary, problem-solving, and language skills—while they connect socially: on.asha.org/4h7Ro5f

Future SLP Turns Mentorship for Black Students Into a Career: "I wish I had mentorship experiences at a younger age, so I set up A.M.A.N.I. as a way for college students to mentor elementary students." -Natalie King-Shaw on.asha.org/4hWJJY9

Liberating Languaging: A Pop-Up Museum Explores ‘Language-as-a-Verb’ - In an art installation, CSD students reinterpret language as going beyond rule-bound words and symbols to represent our dynamically constructed individual and cultural stories. on.asha.org/40XfFEI

First Steps to Incorporating a Strengths-Based Approach Into School Sessions: SLP Erin MIlewski shares her insights: "I wanted to try this approach, but didn’t know where to start or how to find the time. I decided to start by talking to my students." on.asha.org/42iflSX

To honor this year’s World Autism Month, we’ve gathered some articles and podcasts on supporting autistic clients and students: on.asha.org/4la5FBv

On the podcast, SLPs take us behind the scenes to share stories from the ICU. In a wide-ranging discussion, they tackle the significant role SLPs play in managing dysphagia and communication there: on.asha.org/3Y3R8gG

Implantable Device Converts Stroke Survivor’s Thoughts into Speech—Without Delay: A brain-computer device appears able to translate a speaker’s thoughts into speech in real time, according to a study in Nature Neuroscience. on.asha.org/3EvnWsl #researchtuesday Nature Neuroscience

Collaborating for Vocal Health: How SLPs and Voice Teachers Partner for Better Outcomes on.asha.org/3RU1bkV

Audiologist Evans Pemba Draws on His Upbringing to Connect With Patients: “I try to make appointments more of a conversation instead of me just spouting jargon—if we communicate, then we almost always arrive at the same destination.” on.asha.org/4jvZ5DI

From Frustration to Understanding: An AAC Story of Presuming Potential: What happens when we believe in ability, & avoid making assumptions, when introducing AAC? We boost a new user’s power to effectively communicate. on.asha.org/42gdIFs

It Takes a Team to Support Students With Childhood Apraxia of Speech: An SLP taps into interprofessional practice to accelerate progress for her students with CAS—and sees results.

Wheeling AAC Support for Aphasia Into the ICU: A speech-language pathologist builds a “communication cart” to help hospitalized patients with aphasia communicate with providers. on.asha.org/4jCCXHB

You've sent 76,500 letters to their members of Congress this year—far surpassing 58,000 letters sent in all of 2024. We invite you to spread the word and keep advocating to get us to 100,000 letters—fitting as we celebrate 100 years of CSD. ASHA Advocacy on.asha.org/42QrizI

Communication breakdowns present a hurdle for caregivers, but audiologists and SLPs can help, according to an ASHA-commissioned poll: on.asha.org/3F6arQe #NSLHM ASHA

As employees across the nation expand labor unions, health care professionals are no exception. Even employees who might not have traditionally unionized are uniting to improve working conditions and patient outcomes. Included are audiologists and SLPs on.asha.org/4mcEHJZ

We’ve collected Leader articles and podcasts by and for school-based SLPs, along with research articles, a video recording and additional resources on stress, overwhelm, and burnout to support you and your professional practice. on.asha.org/4iYwg1O

At Michigan Medicine where I work, audiologists & SLPs are part of the United Michigan Medicine Allied Professionals union, which focuses on fair compensation & reasonable workloads, affecting our work environments & ability to do their jobs. Read more from audiologist Megan Cherry.

A school-based speech-language pathologists creates resources for parents, educators, and other SLPs that bust myths about multilingualism and show how students can benefit from speaking their heritage language as they learn English. on.asha.org/3ZsoKFT

Engineering Accessibility With a Low-Cost Screening Device: Engineering students partner with audiologists and community workers to develop an affordable, effective childhood hearing screening tool. on.asha.org/43Wv2yO

Discover what's happening in CSD by exploring Leader's website, featuring online exclusive content like: -Member advocacy breaks records --An SLP helps children with cancer communicate Audiologists work w/ engineering students to develop affordable hearing screening tool & more