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.
Meet Melissa Dodds: The 2025 Doreen Pollack LSLS Cert. AVT Scholarship
Congratulations to Melissa Dodds, the 2025 Doreen Pollack LSLS Cert. AVT Scholar.
A World of Sound Ideas Developing Future Voices
As we gear up for the 2025 Global LSL Virtual Symposium, here are some program highlights and attendee benefits that make this a must-attend event every year.
The Power of One: How One Small Act Can Have a Big Impact
Meredith Sugar is an AG Bell board member and a parent to a child who is deaf. Thanks to one kind gesture, one phone call, her and her son’s life changed. This is her story is full of “ones”.
Empowering Parent Choices in Maryland
Margaret Hargrove has worked tirelessly to build non-biased parent support programs in Maryland. Read about the far-reaching impact of her work.
Addressing Global Shortages in Professional Expertise and Expanding Reach
The root of many global challenges is a shortage of professionals with specialized skills and expertise to administer services to young children with hearing loss and guide families at each stage of care from early identification to habilitation. Learn how GFCHL is working to change that.
