Universidat Autònoma de Barcelona's SLT society

The Universidat Autònoma de Barcelona's SLT society 'Logopèdia Activa!' in action at a stall during the university's annual university celebrations raising awareness about SLT through activities and cakes.

Showing also that student societies are a great way for SLT students to make connections with other students internationally.

Check out this recent interview conducted by Chiara Vivaldi (@VivaldiC) with one of the students there.

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