2014 Coloring Book Competition Results

This spring, the Hearing Loss Association of America (HLAA) Walk4Hearing will debut its first-ever Walk4Hearing coloring book. The HLAA Walk4Hearing coloring book will feature the theme "Why I walk," and we asked our young walkers to submit drawings showcasing the reasons they walk for hearing loss. Whether a walker participates to show support for a sibling who has hearing loss, to help others understand hearing loss, or to have fun with friends, we wanted to see our youngest hearing loss advocates creativity at work.

We had a terrific response with over 20 entries from walkers around the country. All of the artwork can be seen below. Thank you to all of our aspiring artists who submitted a drawing.

Rachel Abbey, North Carolina Walk4Hearing

Jenesse Adames, Chicago Walk4Hearing

Marie Beren, Pennsylvania Walk4Hearing

Scarlett D’Amico, New York City Walk4Hearing

Haley Gluesenkamp, St. Louis Walk4Hearing

Steven Gomez, Chicago Walk4Hearing

Madeline Goodnight Brinck, Washington DC Walk4Hearing

Evelyn Hernandez, Chicago Walk4Hearing

Lila Hodgin, SE Michigan Walk4Hearing

Michael Lapa, Chicago Walk4Hearing

Scarlett Melia, New York City Walk4Hearing

Ana Moscatelli, Pennsylvania Walk4Hearing

Jasmine Olson, Hartford Walk4Hearing

Ella Pape, Dayton/Cincinnati Walk4Hearing

Brady Pape, Dayton/Cincinnati Walk4Hearing

Angelica Reyes, Chicago Walk4Hearing

Denise Rivera, Chicago Walk4Hearing

Katerina Smolanick, New York City Walk4Hearing

Emma Thomason, Minneapolis Walk4Hearing

Jamie Van Rooy, Milwaukee Walk4Hearing

Jessie Van Rooy, Milwaukee Walk4Hearing