Deaf academics say a lack of ASL interpreters specialized in STEM is holding them back

Association representing interpreters in Canada says the profession is facing an overall shortage. Campbell says the nature of ASL allows her to visually express information, like the way water flows, where rivers and wetlands connect and the position of the sun, while she's in the field. "The three-dimensional nature of ASL is such a benefit because, really, all STEM topics and disciplines are three dimensional," she said. View full article video transcript: https://www.cbc.ca/radio/thecurrent/thursday-april-4-2024-full-transcript-1.7162278