1998 ASL Lecture Presentation by Karen Christie and Dorothy Wilkins-Opening Eyes
Channel: RIT Libraries
Date: 24/04/2019

Summarized by Joan Naturale. 1998 ASL Lecture Presentation "Opening Eyes," by Karen Christie and Dorothy Wilkins. Colleen Pouliot introduces the presenters. Two Deaf presenters, Karen Christie, and Dorothy Wilkins discuss American Sign Language (ASL) Literature, its history, ASL artists, what literacy means, and the connection between literacy and literature. Visual description: Colleen Pouliot has medium length blonde hair and is wearing a long-sleeved navy blue sweater with dark slacks. Dorothy has medium length brown hair, glasses, and is wearing a long-sleeved black shirt, a necklace with a belted brown skirt. Karen Christie has shoulder-length light brown hair, glasses and is wearing a white long-sleeved shirt under a patterned rust jumpsuit. For more information, please go to the Deaf Studies Archive finding aid link URL: https://archivesspace.rit.edu/repositories/2/resources/837

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