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Written by bitcodavidOctober 17, 2012

Inclusion, Accessibility and Justice

 

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Igor Sevcuk – Beyond Language 2002 (Photo credit: uair01)

I came home to find this posted on the DeafInPrison.com FaceBook page.

 

http://webhost.bridgew.edu/atwerskyglasner/inclusion.htm

 

Who I am:  Dr. Aviva Twersky Glasner, Ph.D. is a Criminal Justice Researcher and the proud mother of a deaf son.  My son goes to an ASL intensive school in Massachusetts, the Learning Center, and I have been learning sign language (I am still struggling) so that I can have conversations with him.  I have done extensive research and published in the area of deafness and the justice system and would like to hear from you.  The primary focus of this research is to learn about difficulties (if any) experienced as a result of the your deafness or other disability, making communication difficult.

they have embedded, a very compelling and interesting video. It is from YouTube, so captioning is available.

 

The site author goes on to ask the following of viewers,

 

  1. Have you ever been stopped by a police officer?  If yes, why?
  2. How did you communicate with the officer?  Was it difficult?
  3. Did the officer get a sign language interpreter?
  4. Have you ever been the victim of a crime or had reason to contact the police?
  5. How did you communicate?  Was it difficult?
  6. Have you had to interact with emergency service personnel, i.e. EMT’s or firefighters?
  7. When interacting with either the police, EMT’s, firefighters or court personnel, did they ever say to you “read my lips?”
  8. Did you request a sign language interpreter?  Did you get an interpreter?
  9. Did any of these personnel try to enlist one of your family members or friends to act as an interpreter?

No log in links are provided, but the author has posted her e-mail at the bottom of the page.

 

 

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Posted in Administrative Information.Tagged #JusticeForFelix, American Sign Language, BitcoDavid, Deaf in Prison, DeafInPrison.com, DeafInPrison.com FaceBook Page, Language interpretation, Massachusetts, Sign language, YouTube.

8 thoughts on “Inclusion, Accessibility and Justice”

  1. curi56 says:
    October 18, 2012 at 9:33 am

    Reblogged this on http://www.HumansinShadow.wordpress.com.

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