By Michelle Harder Fundraising Consultant According to the Canadian Institute for Health Information, 3 million Canadians are admitted…
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Why consider a Legacy Gift?
By Michelle Harder Fundraising Consultant Legacy funds provide funds to your favourite charity that can last a lifetime…
Path to Harvard – My Journey as Young Adult with Hearing Loss
By Jason Lee I am honoured to have been accepted to Harvard Law School for this coming Fall…
Forty Years of Advocacy for Canadians who are Hard of Hearing
By Sheila Serup With notes from the files of Dr. Marilyn Dahl, Dr. Charles Laszlo, and Mr. Frank…
Tips on International Travel During Covid-19 As a Person With Hearing Loss
By Narada Thomas The outbreak of the pandemic past two years has changed all of our worlds. And…
Perspective Inspires Art: A superpower
By Abby Stonehouse Some days I forget that my job is unique. When I get asked to write…
The Way We Hear It! A Community Engagement Exhibition
By Jessica Niemela-CHHA BC secretary For this year’s May Speech and Hearing month, we are setting the stage…
Hearing Dogs Empower Canadians with Disabilities to Independence
By Sheila C. Serup Nana, a hearing dog specially trained through the Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides,…
Yes – It’s Another Hearing Loss Book!
Gordana Mosher, CHHA’s fabulous Manager of Communications, asked me a few questions about Hear & Beyond: Live Skillfully…
The Superpowers of author April Corner
Photo: April Corner, author of What’s Your Superpower and My Journey In conversation with author April Corner…