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Unveiling Perceptions of Disability Through The Disabled Child: Memoirs of a Normal Future
Karla Armendariz is a first-generation Mexican who has dedicated her career to helping children with complex communication needs. Along with being a certified bilingual speech-language pathologist, she is pursuing a doctorate at Pennsylvania State University. Her research focuses on addressing multicultural issues in augmentative and alternative communication and implementing intersectionality within advocacy for culturally and linguistically diverse children with complex communication needs. Email: kpa5178@psu.edu
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