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Information about deaf access to legal services
Posted on: 04/29/2010
- Access
- Advocate Videoconferencing
- Americans with Disabilities Act
- Assistive Technology
- Civil Right to Counsel
- Civil Rights
- Client Videoconferencing
- Community and Client Education
- Delivery
- Disability
- Disability
- Disability Rights
- Ethical Issues
- Human Rights
- Language Access
- Non-Discrimination
- Non-Governmental Agencies
- Other ADA
- Reasonable Accommodation
- Rehabilitation Act
- Staff Training
- Technology
- Training
- Videoconferencing
I was asked about whether we have the technology to meet the needs of deaf clients. This requires some research, which I am still in the process of doing. I have collected some very relevant materials which I am posting here.
Every advocate and employee who may interact with a deaf client should be reading these materials so that they are prepared before meeting with deaf clients.
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