Dr. Michelle Hu speaking at a podium

Keynotes, Workshops, Webinars, Panels

Bring Mama Hu Hears to Your Event

Dr. Michelle Hu speaking with a microphone

Meet your speaker

Pediatric audiologist. DHH adult. Bilateral cochlear implant user. Mom of four.

Dr. Michelle Hu talks about the things that don't always show up on the audiogram: Access, listening fatigue, identity, advocacy, belonging, family decision-making, and what DHH kids may be experiencing even when they look like they're doing just fine.

Whether you are looking to inspire healthcare teams, empower parents, or deepen inclusion in your community, Dr. Hu's goal isn't just to give people more information. She wants you to leave looking at DHH kids and families a little differently than they did when they walked in. Whether she's speaking to parents, audiologists, educators, healthcare teams, or DHH communities, she blends research and clinical insights with lived experience and practical steps people can take the next day.

Two Decadesin Pediatric Audiology
BilateralCochlear Implant User
20,000+Parents Reached

Signature talks

What Michelle Brings to a Room

These come from keynotes and sessions she has given for conferences, hospitals, universities, and parent communities.

01

What I Wish Hearing People Knew

What growing up DHH taught me about hearing, understanding, listening fatigue, access, identity and belonging.

02

Beyond the Audiogram

What DHH children may be experiencing that hearing tests, speech scores and academic performance don't always show us.

03

Supporting the DHH Child: The Professional's Role in a Family's Journey

How professionals can support families through identification, decision-making, early intervention and the years that follow.

Every presentation can be customized for your audience.

What to expect

More than a keynote. A room that leaves feeling seen.

  • Shaped around your people Michelle listens first, then builds the session around your audience, your goals, and your time. It never feels borrowed from someone else's stage.
  • Story first, always She leads with real stories people feel, then hands them takeaways they can actually carry home and use on Monday.
  • Access is the heart of it Every session is captioning friendly and welcoming to every person in the room, because that is the whole point of the work.
  • Kind and easy to plan with From the first email to the last slide, Michelle keeps it warm, clear, and simple for you and your team.
Dr. Michelle Hu presenting to a full auditorium

Who she speaks to

Families

  • Parents, Families & Caregivers
  • Children, Teens & Peers

Professionals

  • Audiologists
  • SLPs
  • Teachers of the Deaf
  • Early Interventionists
  • Physicians & Healthcare Teams

Organizations

  • Schools & Universities
  • DHH Organizations
  • Accessibility & Corporate Teams

What audiences say

“Individual experience is a feature of audiological care that I think is taught without much personalization. I am grateful to have learned about Michelle's personal experiences and how they have impacted her as an audiologist, parent, patient, and person on social media. The takeaways from this presentation apply clinically and personally.”

Audience member, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Past and present partners

  • Oticon
  • InnoCaption
  • Hands and Voices
  • Google
  • American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
  • California Academy of Audiology
  • AudiologyOnline
  • EHDI Annual Conference
  • Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Research Institute

Recent stages include ASHA, SENTAC, the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, EHDI, AudiologyOnline, and Oticon.

Let's talk

Ready to bring Michelle to your event?

Keynote, workshop, webinar, or panel, whatever you have in mind. Tell her a little about your event and the people who will be in the room, and she will take it from there.

You can expect a warm reply within a few business days.

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