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Sign Langauges for the Deaf. There are many different types of sign languages, depending on the country and language spoken. This category covers all the major sign languages in the English speaking world, and a few non-english sign languages. It also covers sign langauge intended for use by non-deaf people.
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Communication Unlimited
Provides communication services between English and British Sign Language for people in Derby and Derbyshire.
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Communique Interpreting for the Deaf
Specializes in arranging interpreters for Deaf and Hard of Hearing people using ASL. Serves communities throughout Northern California.
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Community Resources for Independence
Services include interpreter referral for Erie County, Pennsylvania.
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Community Service Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
Services include interpreter referral in Seattle, Washington area and purchaser FAQ.
http://www.cscdhh.org/ -
Comprehensive NSL Fact Sheet
Dictionary, phrase list, fingerspelling and numbers movies, plus a short history. Links. In English.
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Conference of Interpreter Trainers
http://www.gpc.edu/~gpcslip/">Georgia Perimeter College Interpreter TrainingFive-semester program in Decatur, Georgia. Good ITP FAQ.
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Connecticut Commission on the Deaf and Hearing Impaired
Connecticut interpreter mandatory registration form, certification testing dates, workshop opportunities, and job announcements.
http://www.state.ct.us/cdhi/interprt.htm
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