One of the biggest myths about hearing loss is that everyone knows how to lipread. While that may…
What is Lipreading?
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E3:Accessible Comedy Shows ft Abbie Stonehouse
Laughter is socially considered the best medicine as it restores a personal connection with other people, something that has…
Speak up E2: Masks Living with Hearing Loss in a Pandemic
After a successful launch of the Speak Up Podcast, two weeks ago, our summer students have produced, episode two:…
CHHA Launches the “Speak Up!” Podcast!
Here at CHHA, we advocate on behalf of our members to improve awareness of hearing loss issues. Before now,…
Former Broadcast Journalist, Noelle Sinclair Shares her Experience with Hearing Loss
It was soon evident they amplified what I did hear and not what I didn’t, as the complaints…
New Job Posting at the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association
This position aims to develop a stronger foundation for leadership with youth with disabilities and to provide the…
CHHA is looking to hire summer students: Interested?
The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association is looking for students to provide assistance for the National Office in…
SpeakSee AutoCaption: A Game Changer in Captioning Across Meeting Platforms
by Keegan Noxell In response to an emerging need for automatic captioning on virtual meeting platforms, a Dutch…
National survey to address communication accessibility for adults with hearing loss during the COVID-19 pandemic.
(For Immediate Release) March 30, 2021 – The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA) is pleased to announce a…
Living Life Without Amplification
by Melissa Vaughan, Kentville, NS To live with a unilateral hearing loss is one thing, but to live…