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Meetings > 2020 EHDI Meeting Plenary Videos

Last Modified: 12/17/2021

2020 EHDI Meeting Videos

• EHDI 101
• Plenary 1: Accelerate Upstream Together - Michael Warren
  • Download Dr. Warren's slides [PDF]
• Plenary 2: Survive and Thrive - Eric Hipple
• Plenary 3: Putting Ourselves into the Story: Promoting Resilience for Children Who are DHH and their Families - Jenna Voss
• Poster and Website Awards
• Antonia Brancia Maxon Award for EHDI Excellence

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