Our Goal: 22 Trained Multi-Stakeholder Research Teams in the U.S.
Each team is composed of researchers, clinicians, and people living with communication disabilities working together to plan and conduct research.

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Project BRIDGE (Building Research Initiatives by Developing Group Effort) prepares people with communication disabilities, their families and friends, clinicians, and researchers to co-design and influence research.
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Vote for Aphasia Research Questions: Tips for Aphasia Groups
Want to talk about aphasia research in your group? Here are some suggestions. Aphasia (neurological disorder) diagnosis medical concept on…
Read MoreUpcoming Events
Date: 09 April
Project BRIDGE goes to the Aphasia Access Leadership Summit
Project BRIDGE will be represented at the Aphasia Access Leadership Summit, April 5 – 10, 2021. This is a virtual…
Learn MoreDate: 24 June
Time: 1:00 pm
Aphasia Access Teach-In
Project BRIDGE will be part of Aphasia Access’ 24-Hour Virtual Teach-In. Come listen to our talk, “Stakeholder Engaged Research in…
Learn MoreResearch Guide Positions Available
Interested in becoming a Research Guide? Learn more here.
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