#Stories@Soundfair

A platform for personal stories that connects people and amplifies the voices of people who experience the social and emotional impacts of hearing conditions? That sounds fair to us. We recognise that social connection is not always within people’s reach, particularly for people with hearing conditions. Social media can be a good way to reach out and connect.

Hearing conditions are invisible, but the social and emotional impacts are not.

LET’S TALK ABOUT THIS HERE, AND NOW.

At Soundfair, everything we do is led and informed by the needs of people who experience the social and emotional impacts of hearing conditions.

The Stories@Soundfair project runs on Soundfair’s social media channels on Saturday, when each week a different person tells their story. We publish a recap here the following week.

Being vulnerable takes strength. If you would like to share your story, please fill out the form below. You can also contact Lisa at lisa@soundfair.org.au or call 1300 242 842.

Share your story

We want to eliminate the social and emotional impacts of hearing conditions, and create a world of sound accessibility for everyone through connection and participation. To do that we need to do more than speak up. We need to make some noise. We need to educate. We need to advocate. In other words, we need your voice. Share your story below so that your lived experiences and personal insights inform our approach, guide us, and more importantly, guide others who are sharing this journey.

What's your name?
First Last
What's your date of birth?*
I am a
- Person with a hearing condition
- A family member of someone with a hearing condition
- A health professional
- A member of a hearing sector organisation
What's your story?
Please upload a picture of you to go with your story
Max. file size: 64 MB.
What's your email address?
Please include your personal and professional (if relevant) social media handles below for tagging purposes.
Consent
I give my consent for this information to be published by Soundfair. I understand that the text and any pictures or videos published in the article will be freely available on the internet and may be seen by the general public. The pictures, videos and text may also appear on other websites or in print or may be translated into other languages.