Knowledge Base
Knowledge Base
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Brand Building
Building Bridges Through Culture
Communication is at the heart of everything we do. It’s not just a tool; it’s the bridge that connects us, allowing understanding, collaboration, and community to flourish. In my journey as COO of Gateway, I’ve come to realize that workplace culture isn’t just a background element of an organization—it’s the stage upon which every meaningful […]
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History
Navigating Change: What Gateway’s Rebrand Taught Us About Change Management
At Gateway, our recent rebranding was not just about updating our name; it was a bold exercise in change management. When we transitioned from HASA to Gateway, we took the opportunity to test new procedures, see what worked, and refine our approach. Change is often perceived as daunting, but through strategic planning and communication, it […]
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History
Together for Change: The Role of Partnerships in Nonprofit Growth
We believe that community is the foundation of everything we do. Whether it’s through our work with the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, our partnerships with local organizations, or the countless individuals we try to support and inspire, our mission is clear: to build connections, foster communication, and create a supportive environment where everyone […]
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History
Why Communication Access Matters: Gateway’s Vision for the Future
“Across the board, Gateway has one of the most passionate and dedicated teams that I’ve ever worked with. Working for a mission-centric organization, like Gateway, is extremely rewarding as each of us has the daily opportunity to see the impact that our organization has on the community.” – Emilie Aguilar, COO of Gateway As Gateway […]
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Audiology
Challenges of the Healthcare System and Gateway’s Commitment to Affordable Care: An Interview with Liz Johnson
Recently, Gateway had the privilege of sitting down with Liz Johnson, our Clinical Practice Manager, to discuss her position and the realities of navigating today’s healthcare system, particularly in the field of hearing healthcare. Our conversation touched on many critical topics, but what stood out most were her insights into the financial and systemic challenges […]
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ASL
Change Takes Action, Not Just Policy
Inclusion isn’t just about writing policies; it’s about taking meaningful action. Nowhere is this more apparent than for those in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community, where many institutions offer the bare minimum of accommodations, leaving individuals without robust access to communication. If we’re truly serious about creating an inclusive society, it’s time to […]
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Audiology
Holistic Health of Hearing
Our bodies are an intricate home to hundreds of complicated processes that rely on each other to keep us healthy and alive. So, how important are your ears to your overall health? As Chief Operating Officer of Gateway, I find myself reflecting on the profound interconnectedness of our bodies—how every system works in harmony to […]
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Interpreting
Why Every Company Should Have a Language Access Plan: A Guide from the Director of Interpreting
As the Director of Interpreting at Gateway, I have seen firsthand how vital effective communication is to the success of any organization. Language is the bridge that connects people, facilitates understanding, and ensures everyone can participate fully in both the workplace and society. In a diverse world, where individuals come from various linguistic backgrounds, ensuring […]
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Audiology
Cochlear Implants, Bone Conduction Devices & Improving Communication: An Interview with Rachael Purcel
Hearing assistive technologies are often seen as a marvel of modern medicine, providing access to sound to those with hearing loss. However, many aspects of these intricate devices remain unknown to the general public. We had the opportunity to interview one of Gateway’s esteemed audiologists, Dr. Rachael Purcel, who shed light on the fascinating inner […]