Veterans Across America Virtual Chapter Meeting

Better Together: Auracast™ and Hearing Loops, Wednesday, December 3, 2-3 p.m. ET
Auracast™ broadcast audio is getting a lot of attention as a new way to make sound more accessible in public spaces. But many people are wondering: Does this mean hearing loops will go away? Should venues switch right away? Can both be used together? This session will answer these questions in clear, straightforward language. You’ll discover how both technologies play a vital role in making public places more inclusive. The session will show how each option meets different needs, and how, when combined, they can offer the best possible listening experience.
By the end of the session, you’ll understand:
This presentation is designed for a general audience and will be especially useful for advocates who want to confidently discuss these technologies with decision-makers.
See panelist information below. This complimentary online event is open to the public, live captioned and recorded. Register at the link above today!

Kevin Jewkes is the Chief of Staff at Listen Technologies, where he helps keep teams connected, projects running smoothly, and big ideas moving forward. He brings experience from both sales and operations, giving him a well-rounded view of how to solve problems and support the people he works with. Kevin studied psychology at the University of Utah and completed AVIXA’s AVEC Master’s Program. He lives in Utah with his wife, two sons, a cat, and a very energetic Dalmatian-husky mix. When he’s not working, Kevin loves traveling, playing music, going to concerts, cheering on his favorite sports teams, and spending time with family.

As channel marketing director at Listen Technologies, Carrie Kaumans leads marketing strategies that promote accessible listening experiences for individuals who have hearing loss. With more than 15 years of experience in marketing and advocacy, Carrie has dedicated her career to advancing inclusion through technology and education. She works closely with partners and organizations to expand equitable hearing access in public spaces.

Andrea Kaneb is a frequent presenter, adviser and hearing technology advocate through her website, gatheringsound.com. She serves on the HLAA Board of Directors, the board of the Museum of Science and as a trustee for Massachusetts Eye and Ear, both in Boston. Andrea was honored with the Keystone Award at the HLAA 2025 Convention in Indianapolis.
NOTE: HLAA does not offer Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for participation in our webinars. Questions? Feel free to email us at webinars@hearingloss.org.