Workers of IFHOHYP, unite! Other than last time, in the 2nd edition of our Join Board and Committee meeting with 14 participants from all committees and the board we did some […]
IFHOHYP presents for UN
Tune in! Our president Bowen will give a speech at a side-event for the UN United Nations Conference of State Parties on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with […]
Join our language summit
Hello dear Members, Welcome to our language test run. IFHOHYP’s goal is to become more and more inclusive including increasing language accessibility. For individuals who feel uncomfortable with speaking English […]
Join Summer Camp 2021
Looking to connect with fellow #HardofHearing young adult between the ages of 18-35? Then you should register today for the CHHA-YAN VIRTUAL Summercamp! This is an event that you will […]
Hearing care for all, now!
IFHOHYP strongly supports the following message from the World Hearing Forum: According to the WHO’s World report on hearing, nearly 2.5 billion people will be living with some degree of […]
IFHOHYP Represented at IGF
The more we talk about our needs, the better awareness will be, right? Every person that speaks up for the hard of hearing community counts!
That’s why we’re so glad to see
17 stories from CI users around the world
Hi Everyone, check out the amazing work done by our member Le Peng Tee who has created the https://ciproject.org/. Collecting stories from people with cochlear implants all over the world, […]
Study Session 2021: Call for Participants
FINALLY THE TIME HAS ARRIVED-CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS! Ladies and gentlemen, we know how long you have been waiting for this moment: for opening the registration to Study Session 2021. Now […]
Our first illustrated short story
We are proud to announce that we have a new format: HoH short stories. We want to regularly feature funny, thought-provoking, interesting, and hopeful stories from everyday lives of Hard
We Need To Talk: Frankly Speaking with Karina Chupina
We need to get comfortable talking about uncomfortable issues…
Yes, ometimes it’s not easy to talk about things that are important to us, like inclusion, having hearing loss, being open