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1. BC3 accommodates students with disabilities - Butler Eagle (subscription)

   BC3 accommodates students with disabilities Butler Eagle (subscription) Barnes, 23, who is deaf, credited school-provided sign-language interpreters, teachers, fellow students and other BC3 staff with helping him earn his associate degree in graphic design. “When I needed to watch the interpreter and wasn't able to take ... and more »

2. Lawsuit Claims DC Housing Authority Did Not Provide Interpreters to Hearing ... - DCist.com

   Lawsuit Claims DC Housing Authority Did Not Provide Interpreters to Hearing ... DCist.com DCHA states on its website that it accommodates disabled applicants in accordance with the Americans With Disabilities Act, including sign language interpreters for people with hearing loss. But Young and Wilson's suit suggests a much different reality. and more »

3. DC Housing Authority has failed to provide deaf interpreters, lawsuit claims - Washington Post

   DC Housing Authority has failed to provide deaf interpreters, lawsuit claims Washington Post Two hearing-impaired women have sued the District's public housing agency, claiming that it has “routinely” denied them and other deaf residents sign-language interpreters as required under federal law. Jacqueline Young and Latheda Wilson filed suit ...

4. St . Paul to reach settlement with deaf activist over traffic stop - Minneapolis Star Tribune

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   St . Paul to reach settlement with deaf activist over traffic stop Minneapolis Star Tribune In addition to the money, the agreement stipulates that St. Paul police will provide qualified sign language interpreters and train its staff on the communication needs of those who are deaf or hard-of-hearing. On Nov. 17, 2006, Bahl was stopped for ... St. Paul settles suit brought by deaf motorist for $93KPioneer Press all 4 news articles »

5. Lack of British Sign Language interpreters putting deaf people at risk - The Guardian

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   Lack of British Sign Language interpreters putting deaf people at risk The Guardian It is traumatic enough being rushed to hospital in an emergency, but what if you couldn't understand the doctors talking to you about what was wrong – and you woke up after an operation still not knowing the full story? That is what happened to ... and more »