Strategic Partnerships: Cooperation Among Stakeholders in Sign Language Interpreting Isn’t Enough
Chris Wagner presented, Transforming Perspectives: The Power of One-to-One Conversations for Sign Language Interpreters at StreetLeverage - Live 2014 | Austin. His talk examined community accountability and the need for stakeholders to engage and partner together to achieve the goals of the ASL Community.
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