by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Nov 29, 2016
24 January 2017 Victorian Deaf Education Institute Melbourne, Australia In the United States, the National Consortium of Interpreter Education Centers (NCIEC) identified health care as one of the areas where Deaf people the most challenges in finding qualified...
by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Nov 11, 2016
Community Events in November 2016 In challenging times like this, I find the need to be together with others struggling for justice. I personally have heard reports of racial slurs, islamaphobic actions, fear and intimidation here in Duluth. I want to be a part of...
by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Nov 8, 2016
Seeing Around the Bend Seeing Around the Bend November 8, 2016 It’s election day as I write. Last night, Holly showed me the News Tribune article on the theft of Mary Plaster’s puppet version of Prince. And then this morning, I listened to a conversation...
by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Nov 4, 2016
How the Bear Got its Tail This is a Norwegian folk tale told in a 7th Grade English class (for 13 year old students) by Lise Lunge-Larsen, a storyteller and author who lives in Duluth, Minnesota. It is part of the broader project, Goats, Trolls & Numbskulls. The...
by Doug Bowen-Bailey | Oct 6, 2016
This is a consecutive version of Amelia Bedelia’s First Pie. This is segmented so that each page of the book is in one video. Because of the number of videos, this page may take a while to load. Also, note that the video cut off before the end, so it is not the...
