Karen Putz and Stephanie Olson chat with Alea about growing up hard of hearing in Guam (US territory).
Hands & Voices values our Deaf and Hard of Hearing (D/HH) Infusion Policy, asking staff members who are d/hh to ensure that this philosophy is part of the development of all programming.
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