Community Advocacy News
CIICA - still growing! This is our space for shared news and here are just a few to start us off. People told us that they are keen to share news and information, so we don't "reinvent the wheel!".
We welcome short items here with a link to your site – and we will be providing more space for stories about successful advocacy too. Help us to make this an interesting and exciting space! Please send your brief contribution to info@ciicanet.org . We look forward to hearing from you.
The 21st National Conference for CI in India: CIGICON
“Starting Early, Starting Right” was the theme of the 21st CIGICON, where Leo De Raeve was a keynote speaker and panelist on Children with Complex Needs.19 September 2024Read more
Miss South Africa raises awareness of cochlear implantation
Mia Le Roux becomes the first deaf woman to be crowned Miss South Africa. She is advocating for those who cannot afford cochlear implants and those who feel excluded.19 September 2024Read more
Keep updated: Bluetooth® and Auracast™
As we advocate for cochlear implant (CI) services, staying informed is crucial. One of the most frequently discussed topics among CI users and their providers is Auracast™ broadcast audio, a Bluetooth® technology. Learn more here so you are up to date and informed.22 August 2024Read more
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHAMPTON IS ALL EARS
Discover how two University of Southampton researchers developed their patient and public involvement group, All Ears. What do they do?12 August 2024Read more
EURO-CIU SUMMER CAMP for Teenagers: SUCCESS IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
The EURO-CIU summer camp for teenagers with CI was this year organised by SUKI, the Czech organisation and member of EURO-CIU. This is a great opportunity for these young people from across Europe to meet up and to gain independence while making new friends.1 August 2024Read more
NOMINATE YOUR HIGH ACHIEVER IN MEMORY OF CLAIRE CAMPBELL
AVUK announces the opening for entries of the Claire Campbell achievement awards which recognise the achievements of deaf children, young people and adults. Find out how to enter here.1 August 2024Read more
PINDROP LAUNCH NEW WEBSITE
PINDROP, successfully supporting increased access to cochlear implants in New Zealand, shares its new website: do have a look! Nic Russell shares the new development - PINDROP supports CIICA's activities.1 August 2024Read more
RALLY CAPS THE MOVIE
Rally Caps the movie focuses on the ability in disability and portrays strong deaf characters with cochlear implants who use listening and spoken language. This family film will spark many conversations, smashing hearing loss related stigma, so that our children will no longer need to explain their hearing technology, because they will be "Just like Lucas and Niki!"21 March 2024Read more