#whyisignptasl with rebecca cowan-story

5/17/2017

Video description:
Rebecca (a female with chin length dark wavy hair, wears glasses and a black v-neck blouse) sits in front of a dark grey background and signs into the camera.

Video transcript:
Hello. My name is Rebecca Cowan-Story. I am from Atlanta, GA. I am the state coordinator for DeafBlind services with Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation, often referred to as VR. I use ProTactile American Sign Language because I want to honor the DeafBlind community, culture, and be able to fully communicate. That's why I use PTASL. #WhyISignPTASL

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