We believe that communication is a fundamental human right. Many disabled people with impaired speech and other language difficulties require symbols to support their communication needs. This enables their desires, wishes and opinions to be expressed.
So firstly, it is about equal participation. In school, for example, simple communication charts can allow students with such difficulties to fully engage in lessons.
Secondly, there are many talented people who can write computer programs, but who cannot contribute to this area when no free symbol set is available.
The majority of people that register here simply wish to download our symbols.
But if you would like to be part of the team that comments on our symbols before they are published, you might consider becoming a Reviewer.
For more information on the was you can join in, check out the "type of login" below.
A new version of Mulberry symbols is released. Version 1.6 now includes over 800 symbols.
A further two hundred symbols have now been reviewed and will be going live soon in version 1.7
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These guides are in pdf format.
Photos and sounds will be coming to Straight Street...
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