In celebration of International Deaf Awareness Week, Starkey Australia has chosen today to launch a new initiative called “Sign For Change”. Sign For Change is designed to promote awareness, understanding, allyship and advocacy related to rights for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals. The learning series will include educational video, BLOG and VLOG posts related to issues that impact Deaf, Deaf-Blind, Hard of Hearing and other related communities in Australia and beyond. Here at Starkey Australia we support all communication modalities and technology. We hope this series will expose you to new concepts, challenge your perspectives and promote unity by redefining the labels, attitudes and inequities that have divided us. The signs of change are everywhere. Get involved.
Sign For Change
Archive
- Care that makes a difference for Norma and her family
- Ella Keyte’s experience with Omega AI on Mount Kilimanjaro
- 4 reasons why it’s important to treat hearing loss early
- Five things people with hearing loss wish everyone else knew
- 5 ways streaming has made hearing with hearing aids even better
- Noise pollution named among risk factors for cardiovascular disease
- How to troubleshoot your hearing aids yourself—using the My Starkey app
- How rechargeable hearing aids work—and why they may be right for you
- Bridging the silence: A father, a child, and the gift of hearing each other
- Why Starkey is trusted by these surprising individuals living with hearing loss
- How poor cardiovascular health can affect the progression of hearing loss
- How the brain helps us hear sound from all around
- How better hearing can benefit women's overall health
- Top 7 ways to participate in Better Hearing Month
- Starkey’s best hearing aids, Omega AI—now with even greater connectivity, convenience
- Stay connected in more places with Starkey’s Auracast™ assistant
- Stress Awareness Month spotlight: How tinnitus can impact our ability to work
- How plants make sounds and why it matters to insects
- How Starkey’s AI hearing aids use AI for better hearing and living
- Starkey and UNICEF: Expanding Access to Global Disability Care