Project findings: talking about deafness and dementia
9th September, 2021
A fascinating project recently got underway looking at whether or not people find it easy to talk about health-related issues, in particular deafness and dementia. Called ‘Knowing what to say and how to say it’, the project explored how…
Inclusive Communication – what it is and why it matters
19th November, 2020
A campaign is underway in Scotland for an Inclusive Communication Law. The…
Hearing access in a Covid-19 world
2nd July, 2020
Post by Sally Shaw, Founding Director of Ideas for Ears Across the…
Viewpoint: remote working can boost hearing access
9th June, 2020
“The genie is out of the bottle”, says John Cook, director of…
Masks with a clear panel for lipreading
16th May, 2020
Products available on the market are listed below – scroll down. Let…
Reducing the impact of coronavirus on people with hearing loss
8th May, 2020
Data gathered through the Ideas for Ears survey questionnaire makes it clear…
Survey results – impact of masks, 2m distancing & more
5th May, 2020
The introduction of masks and 2-metre distancing to help stop the…
Subtitles for video calls – searching for the Holy Grail
16th April, 2020
Pippa Highfield, of Ideas for Ears, is hunting for the holy grail…