2025 ASHFoundation Activities at the ASHA Convention

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Thursday, November 20, 2025 | 7–9 PM | The Westin DC Downtown

Celebrate the ASHFoundation in Washington, DC as we prepare to launch our 80th anniversary in 2026! Join colleagues for an elegant evening honoring our 2025 award recipients, featuring DC-inspired cuisine, a silent auction, and networking—all in support of innovation in communication sciences.

Tickets are $150. Convention attendees, please purchase your tickets through ASHA Convention registration here. All others interested in purchasing tickets may do so online or by calling 301-296-8700.

Exhibit Hall

Come by the ASHFoundation Booth to learn more about our mission, meet award recipients, and mingle with members of the Board of Trustees. Booth 3629.

 

Legacy Leaders

Legacy Leaders, stop by the ASHFoundation booth to pick up your special commemorative pin to honor the commitment you have made to making a lasting impact. Interested in becoming a Legacy Leader, stop by the ASHFoundation Booth anytime during Exhibit Hall hours to learn more!

 

Silent Auction

The ASHFoundation Silent Auction returns in 2025 featuring new and returning favorites. Stay tuned here for additional information later this fall!

 

University Engagement Program

Join University Engagement Program leaders and campus Ambassadors for a networking meet up and to learn more about this program in the ASHFoundation Booth (3629) in the Exhibit Hall. Date/Time: TBD

 

2025 ASHFoundation Steer Session

“Global Advances in Pediatric Assessment and Treatment of Communication Disorders” Thursday, November 20 | 1:30–3:30 PM | ASHA Convention, Washington, D.C.

Explore global perspectives on how technology and community resources are transforming pediatric assessment and treatment. Panelists Marleen Westerveld and De Wet Swanepoel, PhD, will highlight innovations in AI, mobile tools, and community-driven approaches, followed by open discussion with attendees. This international symposium is supported by the ASHFoundation’s endowed Max D. and Ruth Steer Fund.