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Episode 19

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Clive Mason celebrates the 150th anniversary of the Merseyside Society for Deaf People.

Clive Mason is in Liverpool for the 150th anniversary of the Merseyside Society for Deaf People, and John Walker looks back over thirty years of Friends for Young Deaf People.

Clive Mason travels to Liverpool to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the Merseyside Society for Deaf People. How have they kept going for so long in a time of austerity and funding cuts?

John Walker looks back over thirty years of Friends for Young Deaf People (FYD) and the legacy it has given today's deaf leaders.

John Hay talks to Tyron Woolfe, deputy director for children and youth at the National Deaf Children's Society, about his work with young deaf people and his hopes for the future.

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