Ariele Belo is a “What’s the Point” kind of person, what you see is what you get kind of human whose trademark is her wicked sense of humor, her keen sense of observation, and her ability to hone in on problems and find efficient solutions in quick order. She works hard and she plays hard,…

Read more: Meet Ariele Belo: HSDC’s New Co-Director

A HSDC Legacy Karen Philo-House, one of our most beloved and long-term staff members of our Hearing, Speech & Deaf Center (HSDC) family, retired as a Parent-Infant Program (PIP) Specialist this past May. She leaves behind an extraordinary legacy whose impact in our community cannot be overstated and will be felt for decades to come….

Read more: HSDC Announcement: Long Time Staff Member Retires

“We were challenged to re-imagine how leadership works to increase equity and improve outcomes for the population we serve.” -Ariele Belo What’s happening right now at HSDC? Lindsay: HSDC has had a lot of changes over the years, but this one is a doozy. We are shaking things up. Leadership needs to be equitable and…

Read more: New Director Announcement: Interview with Co-Directors Ariele Belo & Lindsay Klarman

[image description: A photo of HSDC staff member Brady signing in front of a black screen. Brady is a light-skinned, masculine-presenting person with brown hair and a goatee. They are in room with beige walls, standing in front of a desk with an open laptop and ring lighting. In the top right corner it says…

Read more: Making Information Accessible

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Read more: Removing Communication Barriers During the Pandemic