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The Evolution of the Deaf Interpreter Conference II – Keven Poore & Eileen Forestal

By: Brandon Arthur
August 30, 2017

Show Notes

Keven Poore and Eileen Forestal share their thoughts about the development of the conference theme, “Evolve. Embrace. Empower,” the creation and liberation that exists within Deaf Space, and their hopes for the seeds sown at DIC II.

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