THE MILAN CONFERENCE
A new Auslan-led theatre work exploring one of the most defining moments in Deaf history is entering its next stage of development as part of Bundanon Trust’s 2026 Artists in Residence program.
On Set, In Language
When Deafness Forum Australia set out to create its Auslan brand film, the intention was clear. This was not simply about translation, but about authenticity.
Changing Lives Through Sound
In rural and remote Western Australia, access to hearing care is often limited by distance, cost and cultural barriers. Earbus Foundation of WA is helping change that by bringing ear and hearing health services directly to the communities that need them most.
From insight to action in advocacy
In a busy advocacy environment, it can be hard to get cut through with government. That was one of the key reflections from our Executive Director of Government Relations and Policy, Hayley Stone, following a recent leadership and advocacy workshop run by Australian Progress.
National Auslan Day
Each year on April 13, Australians come together to recognise and celebrate National Auslan Day, honouring the language, culture, history and community of deaf Australians.
Where language begins
A look inside one of the world’s only fully bilingual Auslan-English education environments.
BTS on set at the Auslan Brand Film shoot
A behind-the-scenes look at the care, collaboration and creative intention behind Deafness Forum Australia’s Auslan brand film.
No Time to Wait
Deafness Forum Australia has launched a new hearing health module for young people in agricultural communities, built to turn awareness into practical habits that stick.
New Sensory Partnership to Strengthen Advocacy
A coordinated national effort to elevate the voices of Australians with sensory disability.
For Some Families, Hearing Loss Begins Unexpectedly
Parents and carers are invited to help shape research into medication-related hearing loss in children.
