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Dr Cori Williams is a lecturer and researcher in the School of
Psychology and Speech Pathology at Curtin University. Her interest in
language and cultural diversity extends over more than 30 years. In
2010 she presented on working with children from culturally and
linguistically diverse backgrounds to speech pathologists around
Australia as National Tour presenter for Speech Pathology Australia.
Correspondence to:
Cori Williams
School of Psychology and Speech Pathology
Curtin University
Curtin Health Innovation Research Institute
phone: 08 9266 7865
email:
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