peacecorps: “Despite having a relatively large population of deaf in Ghana, there is still very little awareness about deaf culture and extremely high levels of stigmatization. The deaf experience isolation and discrimination in their communities and even their own families.” Peace Corps Volunteer Lauren Corke I’d give anything ANYTHING to work for this program. Someday I will. And that’s a fact Jack!
Zoom Info
peacecorps: “Despite having a relatively large population of deaf in Ghana, there is still very little awareness about deaf culture and extremely high levels of stigmatization. The deaf experience isolation and discrimination in their communities and even their own families.” Peace Corps Volunteer Lauren Corke I’d give anything ANYTHING to work for this program. Someday I will. And that’s a fact Jack!
Zoom Info
peacecorps: “Despite having a relatively large population of deaf in Ghana, there is still very little awareness about deaf culture and extremely high levels of stigmatization. The deaf experience isolation and discrimination in their communities and even their own families.” Peace Corps Volunteer Lauren Corke I’d give anything ANYTHING to work for this program. Someday I will. And that’s a fact Jack!
Zoom Info

peacecorps:

“Despite having a relatively large population of deaf in Ghana, there is still very little awareness about deaf culture and extremely high levels of stigmatization. The deaf experience isolation and discrimination in their communities and even their own families.”

Peace Corps Volunteer Lauren Corke

I’d give anything ANYTHING to work for this program. Someday I will. And that’s a fact Jack!

56 Notes/ Hide

  1. cerse reblogged this from peacecorps
  2. sarainsalem reblogged this from peacecorps
  3. hearnoevilsignnoevil reblogged this from peacecorps
  4. waterliliesj reblogged this from peacecorps
  5. just-call-me-kat reblogged this from peacecorps
  6. sosiale-identiteit reblogged this from peacecorps
  7. travelnerd reblogged this from peacecorps
  8. nickimiko reblogged this from peacecorps and added:
    I have a friend that went to Africa with YWAM last year and she worked with the deaf people of Uganda. It’s so cool! I...
  9. jbangpeaches reblogged this from peacecorps and added:
    Sign language is one of the most beautiful languages I’ve seen. It’s amazing how it can bring two different cultures...
  10. serraltascribbles reblogged this from the-sprawl
  11. the-sprawl reblogged this from peacecorps and added:
    Ghana represent!
  12. joanna-tan reblogged this from peacecorps
  13. you-had-me-at-hello-jmb reblogged this from peacecorps
  14. melissacus reblogged this from peacecorps
  15. everything-ghana reblogged this from peacecorps
  16. liberalfucker reblogged this from peacecorps
  17. snbm0 reblogged this from peacecorps
  18. princesseraboteuse reblogged this from peacecorps and added:
    I’d give anything ANYTHING to work for this program. Someday I will. And that’s a fact Jack!
  19. innaudiblemelodiess reblogged this from peacecorps
  20. tiyumbaetkatrin reblogged this from peacecorps and added:
    This is the PCV who picked up where Kat left off in Tongo!
  21. posteaquam reblogged this from peacecorps
  22. vickystickyicky reblogged this from peacecorps
  23. anamelikedanicalifornia reblogged this from peacecorps
  24. once-more-with-feeling reblogged this from peacecorps