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Translating the Deaf Self: Engagement and Exploration through Artistic Transformations<\/h1>\n

In the Translating the Deaf Self project, a multilingual team of Deaf and hearing researchers investigated deaf sign language users\u2019 experiences of being known through translation, the representation of deaf people through sign language interpreters and the impact on wellbeing.<\/p>\n

As a follow-on project, Deaf-artists-in-residence explored and created visual arts representations of \u201cThe Translated Deaf Self\u201d in diverse contexts where in everyday life this is encountered.<\/p>\n

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