ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this month’s podcast episode, Chief Executive Officer Wendi Fralick sits down with The Center’s Interpreter Services Manager, Sanie Busby, to explore the critical role interpreters play in the lives of Deaf individuals. The conversation sheds light on common misconceptions about the Deaf community, the importance of accurate and respectful interpretation, and the growing need for qualified interpreters.
This powerful episode is a reminder that communication access isn’t optional—it’s essential.
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United States
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