Japan's First film on Life of a Blind-Deaf Person hit the screen soon
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Blind man and dog on charity trek
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Navigating labor market
Dave Kromer, the Disability Program Navigator at the Cayuga Works One-Stop Career Center at Cayuga Community College. An expert on disability work incentives and services.“I'm here to help people with disabilities access the programs that they need and to promote a return to work,” Kromer said.
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US Piano Paralympics Artisan Tim Baley Plays His Abilities
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1Comments:
At April 28, 2006 10:38 PM,
cPaul said…
Now that is what I'm talking about! What I wouldn't do to get to see this film right now! I think this will rock Japan's world, big time! You should all read this very cool article. I am sure all of you have heard of Helen Keller. It should be interesting to see the parallel in this particular story. Tell us what you think. You just have to click on post comment.
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