The latest Stroke Association funded EVA Park project from City, University of London is now over half way through! During this project, four support groups, each involving 8 people with aphasia, will run for 6 months in EVA Park. The groups will be led …
The latest EVA Park paper by Ana Amaya and colleagues has been published in Aphasiology. The first study to use EVA Park in aphasia rehabilitation demonstrated significant gains in functional communication. This paper augments the findings of that study …
EVA Park was demonstrated to a group of Stroke Association volunteers, fundraisers and donors as part of a legacy event at the wonderfully Christmas-y Goddard’s House & Garden – home of the chocolate orange! The event included talks from the …
The latest Stroke Association funded EVA Park project is a third of the way through! During this project, four support groups, each involving 8 people with aphasia, will run for 6 months in EVA Park. The groups will be led by …
** THIS POST HAS NOW BEEN FILLED ** The EVA Park project team are are recruiting a qualitative researcher to join our innovative team. The role is part time (0.4 FTE) starting in February 2018. The successful candidate will augment …
A new publication reporting the experience that people with #aphasia had in #EVAPark has been published in ACM Transactions on Accessible Computing (TACCESS) volume 10 Issue 4, October 2017. Free open access download available. Overall, the study showed that participants in EVA Park …
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EVA Park was recognised in the 2016 NT100 – Nominet Trust’s annual celebration of the people and organisations using digital technology to change the world for the better. Discover the #2016NT100 at http://www.socialtech.org.uk/nominet-trust-100/2016/.
Read about our Language-Light UX Guidelines at http://languagelightux.org/wp/ – nine design guidelines for creating digital experiences that are accessible to people with aphasia.
The EVA Park team and researchers from Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry have received a £158,111 grant from the Stroke Association to investigate whether support groups for people with aphasia can be be partly delivered in …
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EVA Park is coming to Melbourne! La Trobe University is looking for people with aphasia in Melbourne to do therapy in EVA Park. Therapy will target telling a story. This is part of a wider project trialling diffrent therapy approaches …