Witness the life-changing moment when a child with profound hearing loss hears sound for the very first time. Eyes widen. The world falls still. Then comes the smile that says everything is different now.
This is the transformation cochlear implants bring to young children.
The Listen to Me! Documentary takes you inside these life-changing moments—when silence gives way to sound and children’s futures are forever transformed.
This is more than a film—it’s a journey into what’s possible when the gift of hearing reaches children and their families. You’ll witness the power of early hearing healthcare, the dedication of those working to make it accessible, and the global collaboration driving this change forward.
Multiple Ticket Packages Available:
1) Documentary Screening:
📅 Friday, March 13th 2026
📍 National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, Wyoming
🕡 6:30 PM (Film begins with a brief introduction)
Attire: Cocktail / Festive
2) VIP Evening at Tetonglow – March 12
Join us for an intimate VIP evening at Tetonglow, the Jackson Hole residence of Jenny McCall, Founder of the Baker Institute for Children with Hearing Loss. Perched high above the valley with sweeping Teton views, this private retreat sets the stage for a truly memorable night featuring conversation, breathtaking scenery and a gifted and saught after local chef.
Guests will also enjoy an exclusive silent auction featuring destination vacations, one-of-a-kind experiences, and more, all in support of the Baker Institute’s mission.
This exclusive gathering is intentionally limited in size. Address provided to ticket holders following purchase.
Proceeds
All proceeds from this screening directly support the Baker Institute for Children—advancing our mission to provide access to cochlear implants, therapy, and essential hearing care for children in underserved communities.
Join us for a special evening celebrating this global movement for equity in hearing healthcare and the children and families whose futures are being transformed—one sound at a time.
About This Event
Listen to Me! Documentary Screeing
Witness the life-changing moment when a child with profound hearing loss hears sound for the very first time. Eyes widen. The world falls still. Then comes the smile that says everything is different now.
This is the transformation cochlear implants bring to young children.
The Listen to Me! Documentary takes you inside these life-changing moments—when silence gives way to sound and children’s futures are forever transformed.
This is more than a film—it’s a journey into what’s possible when the gift of hearing reaches children and their families. You’ll witness the power of early hearing healthcare, the dedication of those working to make it accessible, and the global collaboration driving this change forward.
Multiple Ticket Packages Available:
1) Documentary Screening:
📅 Friday, March 13th 2026
📍 National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, Wyoming
🕡 6:30 PM (Film begins with a brief introduction)
Attire: Cocktail / Festive
2) VIP Evening at Tetonglow – March 12
Join us for an intimate VIP evening at Tetonglow, the Jackson Hole residence of Jenny McCall, Founder of the Baker Institute for Children with Hearing Loss. Perched high above the valley with sweeping Teton views, this private retreat sets the stage for a truly memorable night featuring conversation, breathtaking scenery and a gifted and saught after local chef.
Guests will also enjoy an exclusive silent auction featuring destination vacations, one-of-a-kind experiences, and more, all in support of the Baker Institute’s mission.
This exclusive gathering is intentionally limited in size. Address provided to ticket holders following purchase.
Proceeds
All proceeds from this screening directly support the Baker Institute for Children—advancing our mission to provide access to cochlear implants, therapy, and essential hearing care for children in underserved communities.
Join us for a special evening celebrating this global movement for equity in hearing healthcare and the children and families whose futures are being transformed—one sound at a time.
The Baker Institute for Children with Hearing Loss
