Soundscape: February 2001

Some of the items featured in the December 2001 issue of ‘Soundscape’:

  • The Millennium Games for the Deaf were held in Palmerston North with over 220 athletes competing. 
  • Dr Carol Padden was the key presenter on “Sign Language and Literacy for Deaf Learners” at Victoria University, November 24-26 2000. 
  • Oticon Foundation Grant Recipients 2000.

  1. Alana Best

  2. Annette Hansen

  3. Carol Padden

  4. Jemina Napier

  5. Karen Pullar

  6. Rachel Locker McKee

  7. Tania Simon

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