Did you miss our dynamic discussion on audiology advocacy? Now’s your chance to catch up!

In this open-dialogue event, Tina Stern, AuD, sat down with Joanne Zurcher, the Academy’s new vice president of government relations and policy, for a candid conversation about what’s happening on Capitol Hill. They covered key legislation, advocacy strategies, and how YOU can get involved to shape the future of audiology.

Don’t miss these critical insights from the webinar: Advocacy and You in 2025

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