- After deaf Surprise woman died in house fire, nonprofits offer special smoke alarms
- Free smoke alarms for the deaf available in Surprise
- CAFMA and Partners Install Specialized Smoke Alarms for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Residents
- Arizona prosecutors drop charges against deaf Black man beaten by Phoenix police
- Training for interacting with deaf, hard of hearing community not required by law for Arizona police officers
- 5 ways the Arizona Dept. of Child Safety screwed over disabled parents
- New training will help officers work better with Arizona's 1.1 million with hearing loss
- DailyMoth: Black Deaf man with cerebral palsy violently arrested by Phoenix cops
- Video of Phoenix police pummeling a deaf Black man with cerebral palsy sparks outcry
- Arizona Department of Health Services Gets Grant to Elevate Newborn Hearing Screening
- Arizona gets grant to boost variety of services for newborns with hearing loss
- New Course Alert: "Working with DeafBlind People" at the University of Arizona
- ADHS: Arizona Department of Health Services Receives HRSA Grant to Elevate Newborn Hearing Screening and Language Acquisition Statewide
- Arizona is dealing with a sign language interpreter shortage
- Low-income hearing health care expanded to all three Arizona universities
- Northern Arizona University joins project to bring free hearing healthcare to uninsured Arizonans
- Addressing health inequalities in Arizona with hearing-based project
- Hearing aids can help slow cognitive decline in older adults, NIH study confirms
- Walgreens Hearing Aids: Are They Worth It?
- 988 suicide and crisis lifeline adds American Sign Language resources
- Goodyear executive leaves a legacy of empowerment for deaf residents
- Recognizing Excellence: The 2023 Gabe Zimmerman Public Service Awards
- Goodyear resident earns Gabe Zimmerman Civic Leader Award (West Valley View)
- Goodyear resident earns Gabe Zimmerman Civic Leader Award
- Goodyear resident honored for deaf and hard-of-hearing advocacy
- Collins: Resources, support for seniors with hearing loss
- ACDHH Announces Statewide Survey to Determine Needs of the Aging Community Who Are Deaf or Have Hearing Loss
- Support the deaf and hard of hearing community during Deaf History Month
- Historic Oscar win for Mesa's Troy Kotsur opens doors for deaf stories
- Arizona prison reform policies ought to include considerations for those who are deaf, hard of hearing, advocates say
- CLEAN ELECTIONS COMPLETES VOTER EDUCATION GUIDE IN AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE FOR GENERAL ELECTION COMPLETED ASL EDITION OF THE VOTER EDUCATION GUIDE PUBLISHED TO COINCIDE WITH START OF EARLY VOTING
- State organization helps bridge gap for those with hearing loss
- ACDHH News Release: Carmen Green Smith Selected for Unsung Heroes Award
- Mesa native Troy Kotsur to perform national anthem in sign language at the Super Bowl
- Improvements urged to protect vulnerable adults
- Arizona advocates have mixed response to over-the-counter hearing aids
- Over-the-counter hearing aids are coming — and lots of people could benefit
- Panel aims to protect vulnerable adults
- Mesa man Troy Kotsur wins best supporting actor Oscar for his role in “CODA"
- Valley Deaf community pushes for more access to communication
- Two organizations are teaming up to provide free hearing aids to those who can’t afford them
- Encouraging Employers to Hire Deaf, Hard of Hearing Candidates this Winter
- How sign language interpreters are vital to the fight against COVID-19
- Arizona advocates for the deaf are seeking clear, protective face masks
- WEB EXCLUSIVE: Protecting Silent Communication
- Evolving Challenges For The Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Community During a Pandemic
How Sign Language Interpreters are Vital to the Fight Against COVID-19
As information continues to evolve surrounding COVID-19, sign language interpreters are vital to communicate the latest developments to the deaf community.