European Congress on Cued Speech Held in Brussels
The Third European Congress of Le Langage Parlé Complété (LPC - the French version of Cued Speech) was held in Brussels, Belgium, February 2 -3, 2002. Attending were professionals, parents, and deaf individuals from Belgium, France, Spain, Switzerland, Great Britain, and the United States.
Cued Speech is a sound-based visual communication system which, in English, uses eight handsahpes in four different locations ("cues") in combination with the natural mouth movements of speech, to make all the sounds of spoken language look different. It has been adapted to 57 languages and dialects and is in use in countries around the world.
For information in French, contact A.L.P.C. at alpc@wanadoo.fr or visit their web site.
For information in English, contact the Cued Speech Association U.K. at info@cuedspeech.co.uk or the National Cued Speech Association (United States & North America) at cuedspdisc@aol.com or visit www.cuedspeech.org.
For information in Spanish, contact apages1@pie.xtec.es.
Pamela Beck, M.E.D.Manager,
Information Services/Bookstore
National Cued Speech Association
23970 Hermitage Road
Cleveland OH 44122-4008
USA
800-459-3529 v/tty
216-292-6213 v/tty
Cuedspdisc@aol.com
www.cuedspeech.org
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