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As we kick off Deaf Awareness Month, we look back to this past summer when AG Bell’s summer programs brought together teens and young adults with hearing loss to develop and strengthen skills vital to their personal development.
Throughout Deaf Awareness Month, we will be highlighting the diverse and unique experiences of individuals who are deaf and hard of hearing.
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.
AG Bell’s 2026 Global LSL Symposium brought attendees from 18 countries together in Arlington for the organization’s first in-person meeting since 2019, creating meaningful opportunities for learning, networking, and connection.
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.
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.
