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Guro-gu Expands Sign Language and Braille Classes to Raise Disability Awareness
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- Guro-gu will offer sign language and Braille classes for non-disabled residents from June to November.
- The classes will be held at the Guro Munhwanuri Lifelong Learning Center and Dongne Baeumteo, and in February this year the district was designated for the first time as a Lifelong Learning City for People with Disabilities.
- The classes are free of charge and priority is given to Guro-gu residents, while registration for the introductory sign language course is open on a first-come, first-served basis on the Guro Lifelong Learning Center website.
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