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This course provides a multicultural perspective of community organizing for social change in parallel in understanding the deaf community’s past and ongoing campaigns for equal rights from an advocacy perspective. Topics covered include organization structure, politics, ethics, inclusion, systematic challenges, and more.

Enrolled in the Deaf Studies MA program

Program: Deaf Studies

Credit: 3

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DST-790

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DST-781

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Credits 3