Beth Moulam

Beth Moulam is a lifelong advocate for empowering augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) users to fulfil their communication potential. Drawing on nearly 30 years lived AAC experience and postgraduate training in social policy, she brings a unique blend of personal insight and research expertise. Beth has lived independently since 2013 and completed a Master of Research (Distinction) at the University of York in 2025, examining the effectiveness of AAC policy and provision for children in England. She is a Trustee of ISAAC UK, Patron of 1 Voice, a charity supporting young AAC users and their families. In 2024, Beth received an honorary PhD from Manchester Metropolitan University for her advocacy and Paralympic achievements, having represented GB in boccia at Tokyo 2020. She was also named the UK’s Number 1 Grassroots and Community Advocate on the Disability Power 100 list. Beth is a regular keynote speaker, mentor and workshop facilitator.

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