Another very experienced member of DIN is Radha Starr, who trained with me in my translation course, works as a deaf translator & deaf relay interpreter in a variety of settings. She is currently in great demand as a deaf practitioner & has done a lot of public health videos 7/x 
A shout out now for @royaldeaf who have done a sterling job in providing covid19 public health using deaf practitioners & presenters: see this video for example: COVID vaccination: Why it’s important and how you can help save lives 8/x
@royaldeaf And here is Carla Anderson AM. My first deaf interpreter trainer, role model & long time advocate for DeafBlind ppl who organised a series of workshops for local deaf people in Melbourne in the late '80s to become deaf interpreters. She is now a Board member of @ASLIAnational 9/x
There are so many other people who have contributed to our profession, impossible to name everyone but it is definitely important to take a moment & acknowledge those who have guided us. especially @ASLIuk @efsli @WASLI_tweets who have provided space for deaf practitioners 10/10
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