Health Insight
CAMPAIGN: Accessibility & Hearing (2022)
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Q&A with Millicent Simmonds: Breaking Barriers as a Deaf Actress
Deaf actress Millicent Simmonds discusses her acting career, why representation matters, facing barriers in life, and more.
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Why Live with Hearing Loss When Hearing Aids Can Be Life-Changing
Millions of Canadians live with uncorrected hearing loss because they don’t want to wear hearing aids. But the hearing aids of today are nothing like they used to be.
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Canadians Who Are Deafblind Shouldn’t Have to Move to Access Services
Canadians with sight loss rely on their hearing. Canadians with hearing loss rely on their sight. And Deafblind Canadians rely on critical support services that are not uniformly available across Canada.
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How One Organization Enriches the Lives of Those with Hearing Loss
Andrea Pringle and Tracey Veldhuis from DeafBlind Ontario Services talk about how they help those who are Deaf or hard of hearing.
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Hearing Loss Must Be Confronted at All Ages of Life — Here’s Why
Visit Canadian Academy of Audiology to learn more about accessibility in virtual meetings and other solutions for people with hearing loss.
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AMI Debuts Fashion Dis, a Fashion TV Show for All Abilities
Despite promising steps taken to include members of the disability community in all facets of society, fashion continues to be largely inaccessible. AMI’s Fashion Dis aims to change that.
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Living with Hearing Loss? CHHA Is Here to Support You
The Canadian Hard of Hearing Association (CHHA) represents nearly 4-million Canadians living with hearing loss and their families.