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Trudy Suggs | Deaf Disempowerment and Today’s Interpreter

Trudy Suggs examines how the choices sign language interpreters make while delivering communication access can, and often do, contribute to… By: Trudy Suggs
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Seriously!? Do Sign Language Interpreters Still Need to…

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StreetLeverage: A New Season

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Understanding the Emotionally Intelligent Sign Language Interpreter

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Conscious Practice: A Courageous Choice for Sign Language Interpreters

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Blind Complicity: Sign Language Interpreters Navigating Ethics and Power

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