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This video is available in British Sign Language with subtitles. It is split into six parts. A text only transcript is available for every part of the video.
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Part 1: Introduction
(3 minutes and 43 seconds long)
This part is an introduction by Sarah Reed, a Deaf and visually impaired person.
Part 2: See Me Hear Me campaign
(3 minutes and 19 seconds long)
This part, introduced by a Deaf lady called Anna, explains the See Me Hear Me campaign run by a Deaf and visually impaired lady, Laura. She had an issue with her library refusing to provide a Deaf alert pager system.
Part 3: Planning a campaign and writing letters
(3 minutes and 24 seconds long)
Part 4: Meetings
(4 minutes and 49 seconds long)
This part is shows Laura ensuring that the local councillor responsible for library services meets her and discusses the issue.
Part 5: Building support and speaking to the public
(4 minutes and 18 seconds long)
This part shows Laura using various techniques to build support.
Part 6: Working with the media and recognising success
(5 minutes and 49 seconds long)
This part shows Laura meeting a local newspaper journalist and photographer. Laura also visits the library again and celebrates the end of her campaign.
