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Dominga M Quejado, Philippines

Dominga M Quejado started her career in disability by first obtaining a scholarship from an Area Vocational Rehabiliation Center (AVRC) and graduating from the University of Pangasinan with a Bachelor of Science in Commerce. After completing her degree, Ms. Quejado took and passed the Civil Service Examination and now works at an AVRC in the area of vocational training and also teaches Braille and sign language to people with disabilities. Ms Quejado is also serving her second term as President of Disabled Persons International (DPI) where she has attended several international workshops and seminars on the importance of full inclusion of people with disabilities.

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