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NAA Speech Bubble Tour

Thank you!

You’re one of 30 participants helping us bring aphasia awareness into communities across the country in a fun, visible, and meaningful way. We’re so excited to have you involved.

Each morning in June we will post a photo of the NAA Speech Bubble in a different location, with hints about where the Speech Bubble is. Later in the day we will post a video revealing where the Speech Bubble is.

Your Role: 

You will receive a National Aphasia Association “stress ball” that is shaped like a speech bubble.  Take the NAA Speech Bubble on a mini “tour stop” in your community and help us turn it into a daily awareness moment.  Take a photo of the speech bubble in the location (in portrait mode). Then, take a short video of yourself with the speech bubble (in portrait mode, like a selfie) revealing where you are!

Please complete the form below. Email answers@aphasia.org with any questions.

You’re helping people see that aphasia is everywhere—and that every community plays a role in understanding and support.

Name
Share your social media handles here (e.g. @naaaphasia is the handle for our Instagram) if you would like to be tagged in our social media posts!
Tell us where you are with the NAA Speech Bubble

Share three hints about your location

Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload, or Capture With Your Camera
Capture the NAA Speech Bubble in a recognizable, interesting location or part-of-your-life place. This will be our “Where is it?” photo for the day. Try to avoid making the location too obvious—a little mystery is perfect! Examples: a landmark, downtown area, local favorite spot, aphasia center, university or therapy session or a volunteer/workplace, etc.
Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload, or Capture With Your Camera
Record a Short Video (around 30 seconds) in portrait mode. Reveal where you are and say a few words. Simple is perfect! Example:“Hi from Austin, Texas! The NAA Speech Bubble is in Zilker Park!
Feel free to share a short message here about why you are raising aphasia awareness. Or, share your answer to the question "What is aphasia?"
woman caregiver giving a side hug to an elderly woman, , National Aphasia Association

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