CIICA Events
We have two types of CIICA EVENTS: CIICA LIVE and CIICA CONVERSATIONS.
CIICA LIVE events have presentations from our global Community Members on a specific topic that has been suggested, and discussion is encouraged in the chat room. They last 90 minutes, are captioned and the presentations are available afterward for those who missed them or would like to share them.
CIICA CONVERSATIONS are for small groups to discuss a suggested topic for a short time: one hour. The conversations are facilitated by some of our Community Members, captioned and the summary of the issues which emerged are published on the website afterward.
SPECIAL EVENT: CIICA'S GLOBAL CONFERENCE, CI ADVOCACY IN ACTION. Brussels, May 9/10 2024 - see below.
Below you can see the forthcoming Events and those which have already taken place. Do have a look at previous topics that interest you – and share the presentations and the summaries.
CIICA Conversation
This CIICA CONVERSATION on the Living Guidelines is the fourth in the series; the Conversation with 25 participants from 9 countries, explored the outcome measures which are important to CI users. What is important for your Quality of Life? The Conversation influenced the recommendations of the Living Guidelines.
CIICA Live
There were over 1000 responses to our global survey of adults with CI - what services would you like and what are you getting? This inspiring CIICA LIVE event explored some of the issues emerging from your responses: funding, lifelong services, decision making, peer groups and counselling services. PDFs and Captioned videos available now.
CIICA Conversation
Our third CIICA Conversation on the Living Guidelines was for those who participated in the first two -and the numbers will be limited. We explored the specific issues of Person-centred care, rehabilitation and outcome measures which are important to CI users. READ THE SUMMARY HERE!
CIICA Live
This inspiring session was chaired by Bowen Tang, CI User, and President of the International Federation of Hard of Hearing Young People, IFHOHYP. We heard from young CI users from around the globe about their experiences of the challenges and opportunities at home, school, higher education and work. SEE THE PDFs AND CAPTIONED PRESENTATIONS.
CIICA Conversation
This second Conversation on the Living Guidelines Project was chaired by Leo De Raeve, with Helen Cullington and Michal Luntz. The Conversation focussed on how we can use the Guidelines for advocacy work and what resources we need to do this.
SEE THE SUMMARY OF THE CONVERSATION.
CIICA Conversation
Although most forms of ear and hearing problems can be effectively managed with modern technology, tinnitus remains an invisible unaddressed burden to many. Led by Robert Mandara (Vice-President, EURO-CIU), we focused on people’s thoughts and experiences on all aspects of tinnitus in relation to CI. READ THE SUMMARY HERE.
CIICA Conversation
This conversation for adults with CI, follows the theme of Listening and Communication Effort which was brought up in the previous conversation. SEE THE SUMMARY OF THE CONVERSATION.
CIICA Conversation
This lively CIICA Conversation, led by Leo De Raeve, provided adult CI users from across the globe with a great opportunity to comment on the Living Guidelines Project. SEE THE SUMMARY OF THE CONVERSATION.
CIICA Live
What are the global barriers to CI in children - and to the services they require? A lively session revealed not only the challenges but the passion which individuals and groups bring to the issues - chaired by Eddie Mukaaya of Uganda. SEE THE PRESENTATIONS.