The International Communication Project (ICP) is an initiative that promotes communication as a fundamental human right and an essential part of social, educational, emotional, and vocational life. Its central message is that everyone has the potential to communicate and should have the opportunity to do so. The project brings together founding and participating organisations to raise awareness, share information, and encourage public support for communication access.

ICP offers articles and personal stories about communication, including the work of speech and language therapists and the experiences of people with communication needs. Its website also provides tools and templates, campaign news, and information on topics such as communication disabilities, COVID-19, and the United Nations’ goals. The project marks occasions including World Hearing Day, International Literacy Day, and the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, and shares information about its work at the United Nations.

Visitors can learn about ICP, share their own stories, follow its social media channels, subscribe to its newsletter, and sign a pledge supporting the opportunity to communicate.