ALDA Chicago
 

 

Hearing loss? We can help--

because we've been there.


ALDA Chicago is a group of people with various degrees of hearing loss. Some wear hearing aids or have cochlear implants while others use neither. Our mission is to provide support, education and camaraderie for adults with hearing loss. Our motto, based on our members' dedication to communicating with each other and engaging with the world, is "whatever works."

ALDA Chicago raises over $3,000 at Walk4Hearing event. Read more here.

3 directors re-elected to board
Marsha Kopp, Iris Sherman and Beth Botts have been re-elected to the ALDA Chicago board of directors for two-year terms. The first meeting of the new board will be Feb. 5. Learn more here.

Press Release from ALDA Inc.
about AMC Theaters Captioning Systems

Personal captioning systems will be installed in AMC's California movie theaters and across its national chain of theaters on a "rolling basis." Learn more here.

ALDAcon 2012 to be held in Columbia, S.C.
The international meeting of ALDA Inc. will be held in October. Learn more here.

Book has humor, support for "new deafies"
After a sudden hearing loss at age 29, Amy Sargent has described her experiences in a book. Learn more here.  

Social chair Sarah Wegley wins Oticon award
ALDA Chicago Social Chair has won a "Focus on People" award for her advocacy from Oticon, the hearing aid make. Learn more here



Upcoming events

28 Jan 2012 2:00 PM • Oak Park Public Library small meeting room
25 Feb 2012 4:00 PM • Victory Gardens Biograph Theater, 2433 N. Lincoln Ave., Chicago
13 Mar 2012 2:00 PM • 7521 Madison St, Forest Park, IL 60130


Longtime ALDA Chicago board member Mary Clark (left) recently met film and TV actress Marlee Matlin at a goodbye party in Chicago for Howard Rosenblum, who has left the Midwest Center on Law and the Deaf to become CEO of the National Association for the Deaf (NAD). The photo was taken by ALDA Chicago's founder, Bill Graham.

 
 
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