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Museum of Science: Hearing Loss Exhibit
by Kerry Sullivan
August 24, 2025
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… Read more: Museum of Science: Hearing Loss Exhibit
An Outside Perspective on Hearing Loss
by Julie Huang
July 24, 2025
Hi! My name is Julie and this summer I am interning for HLAA Boston with my friend Alice. I want to start off this post stating that I don’t have hearing loss and I am not deaf, but at our school we have a great CAPS program so I work… Read more: An Outside Perspective on Hearing Loss
Assumptions About Hearing Aids
by Alice Wilson
July 22, 2025
Hello! My name is Alice and I am a rising senior who is interning with HLAA for the summer. I was assigned to make a blog post on this website to share my experience with hearing loss. As for some context, I was born with moderately severe conductive hearing loss… Read more: Assumptions About Hearing Aids
Open Captioned Performances
by Kerry Sullivan
July 21, 2025
Check out Local Movie and Live Theaters Near You! An open-captioned performance is a theatrical or cinematic presentation where a text display of dialogue and sound effects is visible to the entire audience. Unlike closed captions, which require a separate device, open captions are displayed on a screen or monitor, making them… Read more: Open Captioned Performances
May Newsletter
by Brad McKenna
May 1, 2025
This month’s highlights: Federal funding for accommodative services in education is being threatened under the guise of DEI elimination. Learn about Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 which mandates reasonable accommodation for kids with disabilities in schools receiving federal funds in the article following by HLAA Boston leader… Read more: May Newsletter

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