Best practices for accommodating hearing loss at public meetings and events

The Great Lakes ADA Center recently shared an article by Jennifer Skulski, “Yes, You Need to Use the Microphone,” on […]

Graphic from Great Lakes ADA Center for illustrative purposes only

The Great Lakes ADA Center recently shared an article by Jennifer Skulski, “Yes, You Need to Use the Microphone,” on the importance of using a microphone in all public speaking contexts. She provides guidelines for speakers and meeting planners, saying, “Effective communication accommodations are not special favors; they are legal obligations and best practices for inclusivity. By normalizing microphone use and thoughtful audio access planning, public entities not only comply with the ADA but also enhance civic engagement, transparency, and community trust.”

Graphic from Great Lakes ADA Center for illustrative purposes only
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