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The HLAA Chicago North Shore Chapter has engaged in advocacy to “Loop” churches, synagogues, libraries, and public buildings in the north and northwest suburbs. “Looping” involves transmitting sound from a microphone through an electromagnetic field around the perimeter of a room, allowing an individual with a hearing instrument that has a telecoil (T-coil) to hear the sound directly in their hearing aid, Cochlear Implant (CI) or bone conduction device.

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The Chicago North Shore Chapter has successfully advocated for communication access via hearing loops. Below is a list of some of our successes.

  • Winnetka Congregational Church

  • Saints Faith, Hope and Charity - Winnetka

  • Wilmette Library

  • Winnetka Library

  • Winnetka Village Hall

  • Our Lady of Perpetual Help - Glenview

  • Trinity Lutheran Church – Evanston

  • Village of Riverwoods Village Hall

  •  Glenview Public Library

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