News
We’re launching a change-making movement
Join us for “Funding the Future” during Convergence 2021 March 11, 2021, 5:30 p.m. It’s time to make a bold movement for change. It’s time to leave 2020 behind and actively build the bright future we all want for those with communication disorders. That’s why we’re launching the California Speech Language Hearing Association Foundation (CSHAF) ...[Read More]
CSHA Trajectory
A giant step toward nonprofit best practices (From Fall 2020 Convey magazine) By María Ortiz-Briones “To improve is to change,” said Winston Churchill, and “to be perfect is to change often.” So it is with the California Speech Language Hearing Association. At a time of accelerating world change, the association has taken giant steps toward embracing ...[Read More]
In Pursuit of Inclusion
Cultivating diversity in the profession and CSHA (From Spring 2020 Convey magazine) By Maria Ortiz-Briones Tamisha Tague, BS-SLPA, was surprisingly pleased when she was invited, literally, to take a seat at the table and join the board members of the California Speech Language Hearing Association (CSHA) in a very important conversation. “I had no idea what ...[Read More]
NEWS RELEASE: CSHA rolls out new brand strategy, website to tell the story of its life-changing members
The California Speech Language Hearing Association (CSHA) is thrilled to announce its implementation of comprehensive brand and communications strategies designed to build on CSHA’s 53-year record of serving its members and the people who need them, and to tell the stories of their life-changing work.
NEWS RELEASE: CSHA Launches New and Improved Career Center
The CSHA Career Center includes jobs in specific categories like medical groups, private practices, research facilities, non-profits, education, and more. Members can continue to connect with highly qualified job seekers through 30-day and 60-day job postings and many other package inclusions.
NEWS RELEASE: CSHA releases 200 by Two resource guide
The California Speech-Language Hearing Association (CSHA) has released an educational video and supporting online resource guide to help parents, medical professionals, educators and speech-language pathologists evaluate where a child is on the path to age-appropriate language skills and determine if intervention or support is needed.