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AI and Other Hearing Technology Advancements is the Hearing Life spring issue theme. Our cover feature explores in-depth the latest hearing technology innovations, in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI), Bluetooth, sound processing, automatic speech recognition (ASR), augmented reality (AR) and others. In The Future of Hearing Loss Technology, four HLAA Hear for Life partners spotlight what’s new and what’s next for accessible hearing solutions. Check out a curated collection of essential workplace tools and resources that can help you on the job; learn about a global digital accessibility initiative for students with disabilities led by a former HLAA intern; and discover our community’s favorite tech tips and tools, from devices to apps, shared by people with hearing loss. You can also help guide future tech development by joining the industry-Consumer Alliance for Accessible Technology (ICAAT). Plus, details about the 2024 HLAA Convention, our new Walk4Hearing season and more!
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Technology has saturated our lives. Barbara Kelley explains how innovation, consumer demand and legislation continues to spur advancements in accessible communications.
How is artificial intelligence (AI), along with other technological advancements, impacting communication access for people with hearing loss? Our cover feature provides an in-depth exploration of the many areas affected by the latest innovations, including AI, Bluetooth, sound processing, automatic speech recognition (ASR), augmented reality (AR) and more.
We asked some of our HLAA Hear for Life partners about their newest accessible hearing technologies and what may be coming up.
Workplace technology has the potential to level the playing field for people with hearing loss. This curated collection of essential workplace tools, emerging technologies and resources can help you on the job.
As a college student, former HLAA intern and Rhodes Scholar Alexandra “Zandy” Wong launched a global initiative to provide accessible digital content and resources to students with disabilities.
Discover how you can help make technology more accessible for people with hearing loss by joining the Industry-Consumer Alliance for Accessible Technology (ICAAT).
We invited people with hearing loss in our HLAA community and beyond to share their favorite technology solutions, from devices to apps. Here’s a roundup of the top tips they shared with us.
The HLAA Convention is the largest hearing accessible event of its kind, connecting hundreds of people with hearing loss, professionals and industry leaders from across the U.S. Learn more about our 2024 Convention and join us in Phoenix!
Walk4Hearing is Growing—Join Us This Spring!
Explore the exciting potential of Auracast for public listening, get workplace and air travel tips and see how HLAA empowers people in our nationwide community.
Read about a local HLAA Chapter's collaboration with a popular hearing loss exhibit in Boston, get back-to-school tips for parents of kids with hearing loss, see HLAA 2025 Convention highlights and learn why it's never too late for better hearing.
In this issue, we address the wide-ranging effects of hearing loss beyond your ears, from communication to confidence to connection, plus patient advocacy, disaster preparedness and public policy.
Our Fall/Winter Hearing Life magazine focuses on building and growing a hearing loss community. Read about a unique Girl Scout troop, the importance of connection for mental health, contributions from our nationwide network and more.
“Parenting with Hearing Loss” features one mother's journey with single-sided hearing loss, another mom's quest to support her son and advice from parents in HLAA's nationwide community.
Built around the theme of inclusion in hearing health, our fall issue highlights a range of challenges and solutions for providing services to patients in multicultural communities, overcoming language barriers, urban outreach innovations and more.
With its focus on "Back to School with Hearing Loss," this issue features strategies on supporting children and teens with hearing loss, including stories from parents and students and expert advice from a psychologist and single mom.
Read about a fascinating zero-gravity flight to test accessibility in space in our cover story, "Mission Possible: The Sky’s the Limit for Disability Inclusion," which features HLAA 2023 Convention keynote speaker, NASA engineer K. Renee Horton, Ph.D.
When 16-year-old Sophie Shapiro received advice from her new friends at HLAA about giving her hearing aids a chance, she found out what she’d been missing. Today, she serves as a hearing activist and advocate with a special focus on youth.