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Access needs at a Deafblind workshop: reflections of an Auslan Interpreter

23 January 202519 June 2024 by Anytime Auslan
Auslan Interpreters working at a Deafblind workshop

As any Deafblind person or organisation will tell you, no two Deafblind people are the same. The access requirements of those who have both vision and hearing access needs are as unique as their fingerprints.

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