For curious kids
Stories, simple communication tips, and activities to help you feel more like you.
Let’s exploreLoading the learning library and events.
A little fox. A powerful message.
Every child deserves to feel confident in how they hear. Meet Mabel—a friendly fox helping kids explore hearing differences, find their voice, and proudly ask for what they need.
For curious kids. For the grown-ups cheering them on.

Find your path
Learning about hearing differences, supporting a child, or helping a classroom thrive? Let’s find your next little step.
Stories, simple communication tips, and activities to help you feel more like you.
Let’s exploreA little guidance for the big questions—and everyday ways to support your child.
Find your starting pointThoughtful ideas for learning spaces where every child can participate and belong.
Explore resources
Hello, friend!
Curious, kind, and always learning. Mabel knows there’s more than one way to hear, communicate, and connect.
Together, we can practice asking for what we need, make space for each other, and celebrate all the things that make us who we are.
Explore together
Small moments of learning can make a big difference. Start with a question. Grow from there.

Explore hearing tools and the things that help us understand each other.

Practice asking someone to repeat, rephrase, or face you when they speak.

Small, everyday steps toward confident self-advocacy.
A peek at what we’re planning. These learning topics are still in development.
In your corner
Hearing differences come with questions. This is a place to find helpful starting points, build confidence, and prepare for conversations that matter.

Better together
Connections, adventures, and community for deaf and hard of hearing families across Washington.
We’re gathering accessible community events. Dates, access details, and organizer links will appear here once they’re checked.
A little help along the way
A growing collection for families and educators, organized around real-life questions.
Understanding hearing differences and finding ways to connect.
Preparing for conversations about access, support, and belonging.
Finding organizations and people who understand your journey.

Let’s keep growing
A question, a useful resource, an event worth sharing? We’d love to hear it.
Say hello to Go Mabel →