*Names were changed to protect privacy
Brian Kelly is a 29-year old Cuer and cochlear implant user; he currently lives in Southern California.
Cochlear implants are sort of a mixed blessing—it has both produced opportunities for deaf children and impeded them in their overreliance on them. It isn’t a cure-all and it certainly isn’t for everybody, either, for better or worse. In this issue, we will show how Cued Speech—and even, at times, American Sign Language—continues to provide powerful opportunities for students that technology is still limited in Continue reading 
As I look back over the past year and the short strides made for Cued Speech, I’m dwarfed by the tasks ahead of us that never seem to grow smaller, only more difficult and with new challenges. As a Board, we have all grown, faced
hardships, been frustrated at times, and through it all are still very positive about Cued Speech continuing to be a blessing to many in the future.
Ben Lachman, a native cuer who has had former tenure on the NCSA board, found Cued Speech groups to be “an unorganized and ragtag bunch on Facebook” until early this year with the Alternatives in the Education of the Hearing Impaired (AEHI) professional development seminar in Chicago. There, he and fellow cueing attendees “experienced a surge of energy and will Continue reading 
The privately-held Nuby™ baby products company recently announced that its new corporate responsibility program will benefit the Deaf Children’s Literacy Project (DCLP) of the National Cued Speech Association.
Dear Friends of the National Cued Speech Association,
