Chelsea Hagen is an AAC communicator, writer, artist, and podcast creator from a small rural community near Breton, Alberta, Canada. She communicates using a two-switch scanning AAC system and is passionate about helping others see AAC as more than a tool for basic communication. Chelsea is the creator and host of the Murder of Words on AAC podcast, where she uses humor, storytelling, and honest conversations to challenge stereotypes about people who use AAC. She is a Bachelor of English student at Athabasca University, serves on the ISAAC Canada National Council, and is an ISAAC International LEAD representative. Through her writing, artwork, public speaking, and advocacy, Chelsea encourages others to embrace authentic communication, creativity, and inclusion.
View a global list of converted local start times Session ID: 67 Objectives: Describe how humor can be used to support communication and advocacy through AAC. Identify some of […]
View a global list of converted local start times Session ID: 83 Objectives: Participants will be able to identify 3 opportunities through LEAD’s activities/events, for AAC communicators to connect […]