Our Commitment
The national SAA is committed to promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging within the audiology student community through diversity and cultural competency. Volunteers aim to create a safe environment for audiology students with diverse backgrounds - including but not limited to culture, race, religion, sex/gender, sexual orientation, and individuals with disabilities. Below are several resources that students and professionals can use to educate themselves on different topics related to diversity and inclusion.
Students with Hearing Loss Resources
The national students with hearing loss subcommittee has developed a number of resources that all students and professionals can refer to when interacting with individuals who have hearing loss, as well as resources specific to accessibility and empowerment for students with hearing loss.
Infographic Resources
International Day of People With Disabilities
Spanish Phrases for Hearing Screenings
Counseling and Serving Hispanic/Latino Families Effectively
Black American Sign Language
Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month
Arab American Heritage Month
LGBTQ History Month
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Pride Month
Pride Month
Academy DE&I Resources
The American Academy of Audiology is committed to furthering diversity, equity, and inclusion in the audiology profession. From supporting a diverse workplace to aiding a diverse student population and patient base, the Academy has resources to help educate and implement. Below are resources specifically for students.
Looking for additional Academy resources that support diversity in the workplace and health care settings? Find more resources below.
How Can the National SAA Support You?
Do you have a topic you want the national SAA to cover? Would you like to recommend someone for an interview? Do you know of any helpful diversity, equity, and inclusion resources the national SAA can share? Submit your contact information and we’ll reach out.