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

Understanding the Future of Assistive Listening

Webinar by HLAA National

Get an overview of what Auracast™ broadcast audio does, why hearing loops are still essential and how both technologies can work together to provide audio access in public venues.

To view Webinar Recording: Click Here

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

The Hearing Rehabilitation Foundation is pleased to announce and open house!

When:
Sunday February 1st from 2:00-4:00 PM
Where:
400 West Cummings Park, Suite 5700, Woburn, MA 01801
RVSP: [email protected]

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Share your thoughts with HLAA! We invite you to participate in a survey about your hearing health and use of accessible technology.

Whether you have hearing loss, use hearing assistive devices or are simply passionate about hearing health, your responses will help us develop future resources for our nationwide community. Please complete the survey by November 30.

This free offering runs for 4 Thursdays starting November 13th. Topics to be covered include: How to make the best of your hearing aids, Hearing aid maintenance, Communication Tips with Friends, Family, and Medical Providers, and Hearing Assistive Technologies.

Click here to register: Flyer

Tuesday, November 18th, 1:00 – 2:30pm on Zoom
A dialogue between Luisa Gasco-Soboleski, President of the Connecticut Association of the Deaf, Inc and Janine Katomski, President of HLAA Eastern CT.

This session is designed to promote respectful communication and a deeper understanding of the diverse experiences within the hearing community

To register, please call or text 860-430-4557 or email [email protected]

Boston Hearing Loss Advocates Lead Creation of Dynamic Exhibit

Spurred by long-time hearing loss advocate Andrea Kaneb (above left) — who sits on the MOS and HLAA Boards — the exhibit also includes HLAA Boston leader Jonathan Ozek (above, 2nd to left) and member Saiim Khan sharing their personal hearing loss stories among others.

THANK YOU MOS partners for making this exhibit a reality!