• Inspired by you

    The Knowledge Center

    Kathleen Treni and Don Goldberg share their perspective on the new Knowledge Center and what it means to parents, individuals and professionals.

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  • The Helen Beebe Legacy

    The AG Bell Association partnered with the Helen Beebe Speech and Hearing Center through a generous grant to fund the development of the Listening and Spoken Language Knowledge Center. Learn about this pioneer in the field who changed the lives of many children, families and a multitude of professionals.

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  • A Parent Who’s Been There

    Corrine Altman is a parent of two now-adult children who were born with severe-to-profound hearing loss. Read her heartfelt message to parents who have just found out their child has a hearing loss…she wants you to know everything is going to be okay.

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  • Adults with Hearing Loss

    Accessibility / Resources / Answers

    Take a look at our growing resource for adults who are deaf and hard of hearing as we share the latest trends and strategies for communication.

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  • AG Bell 2012 Convention!

    Attend the AG Bell 2012 Convention. The largest gathering of families, professionals and adults with hearing loss dedicated to a listening and spoken language outcome.

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  • Social and Professional Networking

    The hearing loss community, their families and professionals in the field are engaged, vibrant, and thriving. You have great ideas to share and we hope you’ll consider spending some time sharing your advice, asking questions and keeping connected.

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  • Connect
    AG Bell 2012 Convention
    The largest gathering of families, professionals and adults with hearing loss dedicated to a listening and spoken language outcome.
  • Connect
    The Helen Beebe Legacy
    The AG Bell Association partnered with the Helen Beebe Speech and Hearing Center through a generous grant to fund the development of the Listening and Spoken Language Knowledge Center. Learn about this pioneer in the field who changed the lives of many children, families and a multitude of professionals.
  • Advocate
    Parent Advocacy Training Course
    The Parent Advocacy Training (P.A.T.) program helps parents build knowledge and confidence as they become advocates for their children living with hearing loss and work with local school districts and service providers.
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    Why I Love Hearing Technology Video Contest

    In 60 seconds (or less) tell us why you love hearing technology!

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