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The benefits of seeing a transcript of a signed to spoken language interpretation

26 May 2020 maartjedemeulder

by Maartje De Meulder and Andy Carmichael

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The COVID-19 pandemic and deaf participation in meetings in the academic workplace

8 May 2020 maartjedemeulder

by Annelies Kusters, Robert Adam, Marion Fletcher and Gary Quinn

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The use of autophotography and egocentric sociograms in research with signed language interpreters

10 February 2020 maartjedemeulder

by Karolien Gebruers

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Shut up and write! Eight tips for hosting a writing retreat

30 January 2020 maartjedemeulder

by Maartje De Meulder and Joseph Murray

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Walking through exclusion: using walking interviews to explore deaf people’s inclusion in the workplace

8 November 2019 maartjedemeulder

by Dai O’Brien

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Made to hear: an ethnography conducted inside a U.S. cochlear implant clinic

14 October 2019 maartjedemeulder

by Laura Mauldin

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