Hear2There

Accessibility starts with awareness and awareness starts with understanding the language.

These terms shape how we create more inclusive experiences in public spaces, technology, and everyday life.

At Hear2There (H2T), we believe accessibility should be built into every interaction—not added later as an afterthought. The more we understand, the better we design.

Some accessibility myths are outdated.
Others were never true to begin with.

These misconceptions shape how spaces, technology, and experiences are designed every day.

The problem?
Myths create barriers.

At Hear2There (H2T), we believe accessibility should be proactive, intentional, and built into the foundation of every experience.

Because inclusion isn’t optional.
And accessibility isn’t a trend, it’s a responsibility.

Hear2There was on the ground at ReelAbilities NYC, installing beacons to support attendees with accessible navigation.

We installed
7 beacons at the New School
8 beacons at the JCC

Real spaces. Real impact.

Peachtree Corners City Hall is spreading the word about how they're transforming accessibility citywide! Excellent news on TV in Atlanta.

Peachtree Corners launches beacon technology to help visually impaired residents navigate city Peachtree Corners is expanding its accessibility efforts with new smart beacon technology designed to help blind and visually impaired residents navigate public spaces independently.

We're featured — and it's kind of a big deal. 🎉

Peachtree Corners just made history as the first city in the world to roll out Hear2There citywide. Peachtree Corners Magazine covered the whole story — the mission, the people behind it, and what it means for our community.

Don't scroll past this one. 👇🔗 https://livinginpeachtreecorners.com/2026/community/peachtree-corners-makes-historic-step-with-citywide-accessibility-initiative/

From building the internet to breaking down barriers. 🌐♿

Hypepotamus just featured our story — and it's one worth reading. SpartansFirst founder Dennis Hayes helped connect the world through modems decades ago. Now he's on a new mission: rolling out H2T to make sure blind and visually impaired people can move through their communities with full independence.

Peachtree Corners is just the beginning. 👇🔗 https://hypepotamus.com/startup-news/hear2there-peachtree-corners/

H2T has thoroughly enjoyed sponsoring the ReelAbilities Film Festival in NYC, and hosting yesterday’s brunch reception was a blast! Many outstanding conversations were happening!!

David Furukawa, our co-founder, did an awesome job, as always!

ReelAbilities is a festival built on the belief that everyone deserves to see themselves on screen. H2T believes everyone deserves to get there on their own terms.

Together, we're building a world where accessibility is the standard — not the exception.

Learn more about Hear2There at www.H2T.com

We're hosting a brunch reception in NYC on Sunday, April 26 — and we want you there! 🎉

H2T will gather business leaders, members of the blind and visually impaired community, and accessibility advocates for a special morning together at JCC Manhattan — right in the venue where the film will be screened. Enjoy brunch with us, then stay for the movie!

Dream Touch Believe follows the inspiring journey of Michael Naranjo, a blind sculptor and Vietnam War veteran who refused to let his disability define his limits. It's a film that will move you.

Space is limited! If you'd like to join us, email [email protected] and we'll get back to you with details.

🎬 Learn more about the film: reelabilities.org/newyork/films/574-dream-touch-believe