HEAR Wisconsin in the News
HEAR Wisconsin’s Mobile Audiology Clinic Progresses Healthy Hearing Programming - Special Olympics Wisconsin
Kohl’s donates $500K+ to Milwaukee -area nonprofits - Fox 6 News
Finalists for Nonprofit Excellence Awards Announced - BizTimes
A new mobile clinic seeks to widen access to ear care - Matt Martinez, Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
HEAR Wisconsin puts audiology clinic on wheels - Vince Vitrano, TMJ4
HEAR Wisconsin launches Mobile Audiology Clinic - Beck Salgado, Milwaukee Business Journal
Making a difference virtually: COVID-19 has changed how nonprofits raise money - Cathy Kozlowski, NOW News
Wauwatosa mother creates face masks modified for those deaf or hard of hearing - Michael Schlesinger, CBS58 News
‘They can lip read:’ HEAR Wisconsin offers special masks to assist communication amid COVID-19 - Evan Peterson, Fox6 News
Being deaf during a pandemic - HEAR Wisconsin’s Kristin Johnson - Radio interview with Melissa Barclay, TMJ4 Radio
Coronavirus: Wauwatosa woman makes special masks for deaf community - By Evan Casey, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Wauwatosa woman sews see-through masks for hearing impaired community - By James Groh, TMJ4
HEAR Wisconsin Adapts to Provide Essential Services during COVID-19 - HEAR Wisconsin News Release
News from the Community
Hearing Aids Protect Aging Brains - NewsMax Health, Michael Roizen, M.D.
How to Protect Kids’ Ears from Headphone-Related Hearing Loss - The Wall Street Journal
Quilt company preserves memories while empowering people with hearing loss - Today
Deaf people are being left out of the conversation during COVID-19 pandemic - Today
More Masks In Wisconsin May Mean More Challenges For Those With Hearing Loss - Chuck Quirmbach, WUWM 89.7
Coronavirus masks pose challenges for those hard of hearing - Emily Shetler, The Cap Times
Pandemic safety measures can be difficult for hard-of-hearing. Here’s how to help - Nicole Marrone, The Conversation, CNN Health
‘I cannot read their lips’: The deaf community faces another communication hurdle as face masks become the new normal - Jessica Flores, USA Today
Face masks are excluding the deaf and hard of hearing community by Patrick deHahn
Officer helps deaf woman obtain Real ID through sign language, helps her pay fee by KCRA