Hiding the Holocaust: Memoir of a Deaf Daughter
This memoir by Irene W. Leigh, PhD, explores her parents’ silence about their Nazi-era experiences and how uncovering hidden history shaped her identity and life.
Turning Uncertainty into Hope and Action
Leah and Sophie Salzberg received cochlear implants three years ago. Not only are they thriving, but they inspired their mother to start a company to support other families.
Late to the Party
Valerie James Abbott’s second book, Late to the Party: Extraordinary Stories of Hope After Late-Identified Hearing Loss, is a one-of-a-kind collection of true stories that illustrate what happens when hearing loss is identified later, outside of newborn hearing screening.
Facing Challenges in the Preschool to Kindergarten Transition
The transition from Preschool to Kindergarten can be challenging. Understanding and meeting students’ unique needs helps build confidence and ensures they thrive both academically and socially.
Helping Kids with Hearing Loss Thrive Through Arts: Practical Tips for Parents
This guide helps parents of children who are deaf or hard of hearing use arts activities to build confidence, communication, and connection in low‑stress, accessible ways.
Alexander Graham Bell: A Legacy that Lives On
Alexander Graham Bell’s legacy lives on through his commitment to helping children with hearing loss develop Listening and Spoken Language.
Why Should I Become a LSLS Specialist?
The Listening and Spoken Language Specialist (LSLS) certification is a rigorous, consumer protection credential ensuring professionals have specialized skills to support children with hearing loss in developing auditory brain function and spoken language communication.
Reflections from Over 50 Years in the Field
Karen Stein’s 52-year career in deaf education began with a passion for teaching deaf children to talk, leading her to pioneer Listening and Spoken Language (LSL) programs, expand awareness and resources nationally, and mentor future professionals.
The Generational Impact of AG Bell on Raising a Child Who is Deaf and Hard of Hearing
The theme for World Hearing Day this year is “From communities to classrooms: hearing care for all children.” Many found their community in AG Bell. How has AG Bell impacted their hearing loss journey, and how have things changed over the years?
135 Years Strong: World Hearing Day 2026 Special Issue
This World Hearing Day, we honor the vibrant community built around support and opportunity, ensuring every child with hearing loss has the opportunity to listen and talk.
