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International Federation of Hard of Hearing Young People (IFHOHYP)

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International Federation of Hard of Hearing Young People (IFHOHYP)

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Our aim is to connect, educate and empower young hard of hearing people Since 2013 IFHOHYP has the UN ECOSOC Special Consultative Status.

IFHOHYP is an international non-governmental federation for national and regional youth organizations that are dedicated to hard of hearing young people throughout the world. IFHOHYP is an international non-governmental federation for national and regional youth organizations that are dedicated to hard of hearing young people throughout the world and is independent of s*x, race, religion, nationality and politics. Our greatest priority is improving the quality of life of hard of hearing youth worldwide and promoting equal rights for hard of hearing young people at all levels of society. The work of IFHOHYP is carried out on three levels: advocacy, awareness-raising, and educational providing personal and professional development opportunities for members. IFHOHYP is the only international youth disability organization which is actively cooperating with the Council of Europe, an intergovernmental organization that works toward human rights, democracy and promoting cultural dialogue in Europe. IFHOHYP also works closely with an Advisory Council on Youth within the Council of Europe - a statutory body comprised of 30 representatives that can affect the political agenda of the youth sector and other sectors of the Council of Europe. IFHOHYP is an associate member of the European Disability Forum and the observer member of the European Youth Forum, and is represented in the Global Partnership on Disability and Development.

22/09/2026

For many hard-of-hearing people, lighting is an important part of communication. 💬👀

Seeing someone’s face, facial expressions, and visual cues can make it much easier to follow a conversation. ✨

So when the lights suddenly go out… even for a few seconds, communication can become much harder. 😕💡

Good lighting isn’t just about comfort — sometimes, it’s about access to communication. 💙

12/08/2026

🌍💙 Today, on International Youth Day, we celebrate the strength, diversity and commitment of the young people who are part of IFHOHYP!

In IFHOHYP, young people from different countries and cultures come together to share experiences, advocate for their rights and work towards a more inclusive future for HOH people. 🤝🌎

Would you like to be part of this amazing international movement? 💙
Get in touch with us sending an email to [email protected]

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28/05/2026

💬 “Can young people really change society?”
Our answer is — yes.

When young people take part in projects, volunteering, and community life, they help create a more inclusive and accessible world for everyone.

Being active helps develop skills, connect with like-minded people, and make a positive impact on society.

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23/05/2026

Meet Telma Sigtryggsdóttir from Heyrnarhjálp ✨

In this interview for IFHOHYP, Telma talks about her organization, shares how she became part of the AGM of EFHOH, and gives advice to young hard of hearing people who want to become more active, confident, and involved in their communities. 🌍

Thank you, Telma, for sharing your story and experience with us! 🤝

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22/04/2026

Evelyn Glennie is proof that music can be not only heard — but felt.
Having lost almost all her hearing in childhood, she didn’t give up on her dream — she redefined what it means to “listen.” Today, she is a world-renowned percussionist performing on the greatest stages across the globe.
Evelyn often performs barefoot to sense vibrations through her body. For her, sound is not just about the ears — it is movement, energy, and rhythm flowing through the entire body.
Her story is not about limitations. It is about new ways of perception. About refusing to accept boundaries where they don’t truly exist.

🎧 Watch her TED Talk: https://www.ted.com/talks/evelyn_glennie_how_to_truly_listen⁠�

🌍 We believe: everyone has the right to be heard — no matter how they hear the world.

✨ This is our new series: Guess Who, Hearing Edition
If you liked it and want to discover more well-known people with hearing loss, drop a comment below 👇
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19/04/2026

This weekend we were in Brussels for the .eu Conference and AGM, where Linnea (Vice President), Tania (Secretary), and Elen (Board Member) were present.

It was an inspiring few days filled with learning and exchange around accessibility, European disability policies, and the ongoing fight for a more inclusive society for hard of hearing people.

Tania also took part in the “Empowerment through Leadership” panel, sharing powerful insights on youth leadership, self-managed spaces, and IFHOHYP. It was amazing to see so much interest from other organisations wanting to connect and learn more about our work.

A big highlight from the AGM was the approval of two young HOH women, Paulina Lewandowska ( , Poland) and Ida Hansson ( , Sweden) to be part of the EFHOH Board! Congratulations to both on this well deserved achievement!❤️💪🏻

Feeling inspired and motivated for what’s ahead. See you next year in Stockholm! ✨

02/04/2026

☀️We’re looking for organizations who want to lead or support IFHOHYP Summer Camp 2027. 🌿✨

Whether you step in as a host or support another organization, you’ll be part of a summer full of adventure, learning, and meaningful connection. 💛

🤝 At IFHOHYP, we are fully available to support you every step of the way in organizing the camp; we’re here to help make it happen!

💬 Reach out for more info to Tania: [email protected] or through instagram messages!

22/03/2026

How to get the attention of a Hard of Hearing person???🤔

06/03/2026

✨ Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Hard of Hearing Women Leading Forward ✨

Hard of hearing women still face barriers in leadership, from stereotypes to limited representation. This International Women’s Day, join us and EFHOH for a powerful intergenerational webinar where women leaders share their stories, challenges, and visions for inclusive leadership.

📅 11 March 2026
🕔 17:00–18:30 CET

Let’s amplify voices, break barriers, and build stronger pathways for future leaders.

💬 Send your questions in advance and be part of the conversation.

You can find the registration LINK in our bio💪🏻

03/03/2026

Happy World Hearing Day!
Meet Iona, age 24, a young HOH female talking about her life as a student at school.

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