The importance of an association for the construction and formation of deaf culture
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https://doi.org/10.21527/2317-5389.2022.20.12620Abstract
This work aims to address the importance of an Association for deaf people, especially in the first years of life, where the child is discovering himself as a person and subject, and in the case of a deaf child, learn LIBRAS as a first language, with exchanges experiences, friendships, with other deaf people who already know Libras. And will be presented the association Afaps MS - Association of families, friends, professionals and deaf people, which was
born in 2018, in Campo Grande/MS. It will be presenting its history, how it started, what goals and its achievements in our society. The association has a social, cultural and civic function to defend the rights of its members. Afaps MS has already won many victories for the deaf community, through projects and actions that are rescuing the dignity of deaf people, providing their protagonism, their development, transforming society into a more accessible and inclusive place for all deaf people.
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