Watch: Irina Drytchak’s poem CODA about being a Child Of Deaf Adults

Posted on May 31, 2015 by



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Irina Drytchak got in touch with us last week to tell us about a signed poetry clip she has written and performed in, which was filmed and edited by Deaf director Bim Ajadi. The clip has voiceover and subtitles.

She says: “The aim of the poem is to share my experiences with people and especially those who are CODA’s themselves. Hopefully it can inspire others and be seen as a support network.”

Watch it below:

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