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HLAA 2023 Convention, June 29-July 1 in New Orleans (NOLA)

 

December 8, 2022hearingloss.org

Register now for HLAA 2023 Convention in New Orleans

Join HLAA June 29-July 1 in the “Big Easy” for the largest event of its kind. Workshops, demonstrations, an Exhibit Hall, social events, and a Research Symposium, all designed to educate and empower people with all degrees of hearing loss.

Don’t miss keynote speaker, Dr. K. Renee Horton – renowned physicist, author, and space launch engineer for NASA – on overcoming her own hearing loss, and the successful intersection of talent and passion.

The convention hotel is on Canal Street in the French Quarter, in walking distance to shops, restaurants, and NOLA attractions.

View more information about the 2023 Convention.

 

Have a workshop idea for the HLAA 2023 Convention?

The deadline for proposals is extended to December 16.

Share your ideas now including:

  • Professional insights

  • Empowering tools

  • New technologies or resources

  • Relationship strategies

  • Anything insightful to help people with hearing loss live their best lives!

 

Calling all HLAA heroes

Know someone going the extra mile for people with hearing loss? Nominate someone special today to be recognized at the HLAA 2023 Convention.

Learn more about our awards and make your nominationDeadline is Friday, December 16, 2022.

 

Giving Tuesday tributes empower others

Giving Tuesday 2022, the worldwide day of giving on November 29, raised an estimated $3.1 billion for causes, communities, and nonprofits across the U.S.

HLAA raised $29,159 from generous donors like you, with some paying tribute to an inspiring person.

Every dollar to HLAA goes toward empowering more people with hearing loss, and we thank our Giving Tuesday donors!

Stay tuned for more giving opportunities as we finish 2022 and celebrate the future of promise we’re creating together.

 

Stay in control of holiday stress

Holidays mean more gatherings, and more listening fatigue.

 

HLAA urges Congress to continue flexible telehealth

HLAA’s Executive Director Barbara Kelley sent a letter to the U.S. Senate leaders urging them to pass legislation to continue flexible telehealth policies, enacted during the Covid emergency. Better access to these remote appointments helped make it easier for millions of people with hearing loss to see their doctors, and should be made permanent.

 

Upcoming HLAA showcase webinars

Note: These are HLAA Hear for Life partner presentations, not endorsements of products or services.

 

Introduction to Implantable Solutions and The Nucleus® 8 Sound Processor: Presented by Cochlear

Tuesday, December 13, 2022
2-2:30 p.m. ET

 

Addressing the Number One Issue with Hearing Aids: Hearing Speech in Noise Presented by ReSound

Monday, December 19, 2022
2-2:30 p.m. ET

 

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Join the conversation. 

 

 

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