Awareness
Buñuel's "bloody deafness"
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- Published on 15 February 2020
cinema
Deafness brought filmmaker Luis Buñuel despair and isolation. Barely tackled in his acclaimed autobiography, the Surrealist's hearing loss is more deeply referenced in a fine new collection of his private correspondence recently published by Bloomsbury: Luis Buñuel - A Life in Letters.
Global grants for World Hearing Day actions. Deadline: February 21
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- Published on 10 February 2020
awareness
Twenty grants of up to US$800 for action ideas to celebrate World Hearing Day 2020 (March 3) are being provided by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Coalition for Global Hearing Health (CGHH)
Starkey hands out to help soothe effects of Aussie bushfires catastrophe
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- Published on 21 January 2020
support
The hearing aid giant, Starkey, has provided a $15,000 donation to a number of charities working to bring aid and relief to areas of Australia and local wildlife affected by the country's devastating bushfires.
Hark! New column on what our listening ears can feast upon
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- Published on 12 January 2020
reads
Millions of words are written on how we fix our hearing, but what about our focus on the wonder of the information our ears receive when we truly listen? Audio Infos UK magazine has a new, inspiring column—Hark!—that explores sonic fascinations and the joys of hearing.
Hearing loss awareness breakthrough as Mattel launches first disabled American Girl doll
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- Published on 05 January 2020
sensitisation
Joss Kendrick is 18-inches tall. She surfs, she cheerleads, and she wears a hearing aid. She is 2020 Girl of the Year, a doll launched by the famous Mattel firm, which just decided that the hippest thing for kids is going to be inclusion of people with disabilities.
MED-El Ideas4ears kids competition opens anew
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- Published on 12 December 2019
invention
The Austria-based global cochlear implant firm MED-EL has launched its third annual children's competiton to test the ingenuity of young minds in the hearing sphere. Entries close at midnight on Friday 17 January 2020.
Hearing loss impacts school attendance among Australia's aboriginal children
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- Published on 30 November 2019
children
A pioneering recent study among Northern Territory (NT) aboriginal children in Australia has shown that preventable hearing impairment is negatively impacting their first years of primary school attendance.
Oticon rewards 2019 hearing heroes through its Focus on People Awards
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- Published on 26 November 2019
dedication
The 2019 Oticon Focus on People (FOP) Awards has honoured 13 people for their roles in showing that hearing loss does not limit a person's ability to live a full, productive, and inspiring life.
Japan: International Sign language learners triple ahead of 2020 games
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- Published on 05 November 2019
signing
A drive to increase sign language skills ahead of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games has seen interest tripled in learning to communicate with deaf visitors through the pidgin system International Sign.
Award for architect of Ireland's Cochlear Implant Programme as "outstanding global leader"
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- Published on 01 November 2019
cochlear implants
Professor Laura Viani, the founder of Ireland's National Cochlear Implant Programme has become the first winner of the new Cpl World-Class Talent Award.