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Nathan Geering – accessibility innovation through beatboxing and b-boy dancing

Hack Circus by Leila Johnston

Aug 15, 201944:04Society & Culture

Nathan Geering is a dancer, teacher and innovator known for his work with visually impaired people. He has created dance that's accessible for visually impaired people to both watch and participate in, and has begun to d...

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