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Let’s Hear It for Hearing Access in Public Spaces

There are a lot of people with hearing loss out there. We need to come together to tell the world how to accommodate our needs, and why. If we stay silent, we cannot expect anything to improve.

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I Looked Like Me

For the first time I feel my designs actually have a deeper meaning. The work I do is not superficial. It has a deeper function: to change the lifestyles of hard of hearing people and to normalize hearing problems.

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Jack and the Crunchy Leaves

I wanted to create a story that would resonate with young children, guiding them and their families through the uncharted waters of hearing loss with empathy and understanding.

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Young Adults Are Redefining Healthy Hearing

No longer solely associated with older adults, hearing aids are poised to be embraced by a new wave of tech-savvy and style-conscious individuals who are reshaping the industry and challenging long-held perceptions.

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What Is Inclusion, Really?

Being kind and courteous to everyone we meet, even when they aren’t kind to us, is hard. Believing people’s experiences and perceptions, even when they don’t match your own, is hard. 

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Hope for Moms When Your Child Is Diagnosed with Hearing Loss

I’m now passionate about helping other moms live their own story of hope and healing amidst hearing loss in their children. I understand how overwhelming it feels for a mom to receive that first diagnosis that your child has hearing loss.

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From Denial to Pride

At the age of 36, I have less than three degrees of peripheral vision, very severe night blindness to the point where I almost can’t function without assistance, and some hearing loss that makes it necessary to wear hearing aids.

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To Create a Culture Shift About Healthy Hearing, Start Young (and Other Key Strategies)

Finding answers to fundamental questions—such as, “Why does this age group enjoy loud sounds?,” “What impact does hearing damage have on this age group?,” “What will truly motivate them to use hearing protection devices?”—will help develop effective and sustainable hearing conservation programs.

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’Should I Get a Cochlear Implant?‘

For Alex, getting a haircut in town becomes an opportunity to talk about his cochlear implant with a curious stranger as well as reflect on his own experience getting an implant at a very young age.

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HHF Applauds Singer-Songwriter KT Tunstall for Putting Hearing Health First, As She Cancels Summer Concerts to Care for Her Damaged Hearing

News that singer-songwriter KT Tunstall has put her summer concert dates on hold due to worsening hearing problems is another reminder that all of us—not just musicians—must heed warnings and protect our ears from damaging loud noise.

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