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ASL & Indigenous Signs/Storytelling
Nativeland.ca
Land Acknowledgement
Native American using sign language to communicate with a white man.
Grey Whirlwind, in traditional Dakota dress, talking to Ernest Thompson Seton, non-native man, using sign Language in July 1927.

Photo courtesy of the National Anthropological Archives, Smithsonian Institution.
     

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Turtle Island Story
Anishinaabe Story
Haudenosaunee
 
Picture of turtle with north American map displayed on its back
By Jeff Watts; Turtle Island creation story as told by the Ojibway/Ojiwa and Oneida Nations.

Interpreting

Interpreting Protocol
Registry of Interpreters
Protocol for Sign Language Interpreters working in North American Indigenous Settings


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