On Thursday 4 June 2026, professionals from across industries will come together in London for Hear Here: Hearing Loss Community – an evening dedicated to connection, shared experience, and practical insight for navigating hearing loss in the workplace.
Hosted by Harley Street Hearing in collaboration with EY, this event continues a growing movement to ensure that hearing loss is better understood, supported, and openly discussed within professional environments.
Hear Here was founded in 2016 with a simple but powerful goal: to create a space where professionals with hearing loss can connect with others who genuinely understand their experiences.
The idea originated from a young patient living with progressive hearing loss, who spoke candidly about feeling isolated and disconnected from peers facing similar challenges. That insight became the catalyst for building a community grounded in openness, shared understanding, and mutual support.
Today, Hear Here has evolved into a thriving network – one that empowers individuals not just to cope, but to succeed and grow in their careers.
This year’s event builds on a strong partnership with the EY Hearing Community, an internal initiative created to support D/deaf and hard of hearing colleagues.
The EY Hearing Community provides guidance, practical strategies, and peer support to help individuals overcome workplace barriers and build successful careers. Crucially, their mission extends beyond EY — aiming to share knowledge, learn from others, and contribute to a more inclusive working world for people with hearing loss.
Following the success of last year’s event — which welcomed around 100 attendees — 2026 promises to be even more impactful.
The evening will include:
Whether you’re early in your career or an established professional, the event offers both practical takeaways and meaningful connections.
Accessibility is central to the Hear Here experience. To ensure everyone can fully engage, the event will include:
Hear Here is more than just an event — it’s a community. A space where experiences are shared, barriers are addressed, and progress is driven collectively.
If you’re navigating hearing loss in your professional life, or you’re passionate about creating more inclusive workplaces, this is an opportunity to connect, learn, and contribute to a conversation that matters.
Join us and help shape a more accessible future for professionals with hearing loss.
Register here for your free ticket.
