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Credentials that count for American Sign Language (ASL)

William Woods ASL

While it’s true that demand for qualified ASL-English interpreters remains high and has increased steadily — it’s equally important for students to appreciate the years of persistence and dedication required to become a fully certified, in-demand ASL-English interpreter. The National Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers offers new students a great overview of what it takes […]

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September 19th, 2014

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American Sign Language mission of new trailblazing restaurant

William Woods ASL

A new Toronto restaurant reminds us that disability really is a matter of perspective. In the mostly hearing world of dining, Signs stands out as the only known restaurant that employs deaf waiters and encourages customers to order in American Sign Language. Signs is the brainchild of Anjan Manikumar, who began to learn ASL while […]

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August 28th, 2014

Posted in ASL At Work, Deaf Culture

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