Hearing Loss Association of America | Boston Chapter
Serving Boston, Massachusetts and the surrounding area, our mission is to empower people who have hearing loss by facilitating opportunities for social engagement, education and skill development.
GBH Fraser Studio, Boston: 6pm live, 7pm on Zoom
In person Registration: https://airtable.com/app7rRLWL4936wm92/pagR3jtcEiiuRm87W/form
Zoom registration: https://airtable.com/app7rRLWL4936wm92/pag6nBFPYTx4sx9mG/form
Wed. March 11th, 6:30pm via Zoom
| Register: March 11th Meeting |
Join us to grow your Lipreading Skills and learn other communication strategies to employ alongside your hearing assistive tech to understand more of what is being communicated.
Speaker: Dr. Maryam Salehomoum
Emerson College, Dept. of Communication Sciences and Disorders
with Dr. Cliff Olson
Check out this video (link below) for BEST hearing aid features.
Watch the full YouTube video … or forward to the topics noted.
Dr. Cliff – Best Hearing Aid Features
01:08 Auracast Broadcast Audio
03:09 Remote Care & Virtual Programming
05:22 DNN Noise Reduction
07:39 DNN Directionality
Dr. Cliff’s Best Hearing Aid Buyer’s Guide can be found at this link.
Credit to Wynne Whyman at HLAA National for this resource.
June 10-12th, The Galt Hotel, Louisville Kentucky
Join us to learn about the latest hearing health information, technology and research, while connecting with people in our nationwide community who share similar experiences.
The agenda includes 2 general sessions including an NIH-funded Research panel, 24 educational sessions, product demonstrations, and an exhibit hall featuring cutting edge tech and hearing health industry advances. Schedule at a glance
To register: 2026 HLAA National Convention
Tuesday, March 17th @ 7pm Via Zoom, Hosted by HLAA- NYC
Email to register [email protected]
Deaf composer Jay Alan Zimmerman will pull back the curtain to reveal how he makes his theatrical projects without hearing much of anything.
He will discuss the production of his Incredibly Deaf Musical—the show that helped him transform from a hearing composer into a deaf one inspite of losing his home, hearing, and musical identity due to the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
He will also talk about his new theatrical song cycle, Songs For Hands On A Thursday, in which he blends song, sign language, artful open captions, visual music, and the brilliant poetry of playwright Sarah Ruhl.