10. Response: National Multicultural Interpreter Project @GallaudetUniversityPress
10. Response: National Multicultural Interpreter Project @GallaudetUniversityPress
Uploaded August 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Anderson, Glenn, Mooney, Mary L., Roth, Angela, & Aramburo, Anthony. (2022). Response: National Multicultural Interpreter Project. In Laurie Swabey & Rachel E. Herring (Eds.), SIGNED LANGUAGE INTERPRETING PEDAGOGY: INSIGHTS AND INNOVATIONS FROM THE CONFERENCE OF INTERPRETER TRAINERS (pp. 218-233). Gallaudet University Press.

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