New group serves as 'bridge of communication' for Triad's deaf community
Robert C. Lopez Special to the News & Record GREENSBORO â American sign language was Tabitha Allen-Draftâs first language. Both her parents and her sister were deaf. Growing up, she often served as a âbridge of communicationâ for her family. âI was the family interpreter,â she said. âBut, I loved it, and I felt very blessed to be a voice for them. It became my passion.â Allen-Draft is still looking to forge a link, and has turned that passion toward running an advocacy organization. CODA Connections provides interpreting services, as well as...
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