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Holding Time: The Significance of Certified Deaf Interpreters (CDIs)

June 4th, 2013

Communication researcher Stephanie Jo Kent asks Deaf elders if her ideas about community interpreting are any good. Featuring Winchell and Ruth Moore.

English TRANSCRIPT available at reflexivity.us/wp/2013/06/transcript-for-holding-time/ ‎

Cast: Stephanie Jo Kent

Tags: Deaf Elders, ASL, CDIs, interpreting, Certified Deaf Interpreters, Deaf Culture, timespace and intercultural communication

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