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The Davetrina Seles Gadson Health Equity Mini-Grant Program
Honoring Advocacy. Advancing Equity. Empowering Change. The National Aphasia Association is honored to announce a new opportunity for researchers, clinicians, and community leaders working at the intersection of aphasia and
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Advances in Aphasia Research by Dr. Jeffrey Binder
Medical research has had a huge impact on our lives, from the discovery of antibiotics to new cures for cancer and treatments for heart disease. Similarly, research efforts are
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New on Our Website: Easier Ways to Share and Join Aphasia Research Studies
At the National Aphasia Association, we believe that research plays a critical role in improving the lives of people with aphasia—and that everyone should be able to participate in that
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2025–2026 National Aphasia Association Research Grant Recipients
The National Aphasia Association (NAA) is proud to announce the recipients of the 2025–2026 Research Grants. This year’s cohort reflects the continued growth of our organization and our commitment to
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Listening to What Matters Most
NAA Project: People living with aphasia help lead future patient-centered comparative clinical effectiveness research Every day, families ask important questions like: “What’s the best way to help my wife with
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2025 NAA Grants: Expanding Our Impact on Aphasia Research
We’re proud to announce our largest grant cycle ever-$30,000 in funding to support cutting-edge research in aphasia. This year’s grant cycle includes: Two Barbara Martin Aphasia Research Grants, honoring the
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Announcing the Davetrina Seles Gadson Health Equity Grant Program
The National Aphasia Association (NAA) is proud to honor the legacy of Dr. Davetrina Seles Gadson, a remarkable leader in speech-language pathology and health equity. Her groundbreaking work advanced our