The Truth about GMOS- explained in ASL!

Want to learn more about GMOs and non-GMOS? Amy Weaver explains it all in ASL- in this video.


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Deaf Haitians Rescuing & Saving Baby Wilson From the Pit Latrine

This video shows the latrine where Baby Wilson was thrown in by the parents, then eventually rescued and saved by the Deaf Haitians in the village of Leveque at Cabaret, Haiti.
  Please allow 17 seconds to pass by before the video actually starts playing. Tony had to record the video playing on an outdated MP3 player with the iPhone, then it was transferred via the USB port on Kathryn Montoya's laptop, and then she uploaded it on her YouTube channel. This video of Deaf Haitians saving Baby Wilson is being preserved by Kathryn Montoya who regularly visits the village of Leveque in Caberet, Haiti. She is a great person to get in touch with if anyone is interested in traveling with a group of people to Haiti.

Kathryn can be reached through her website: CB Deaf Ministry.

Thank you Kathryn! For sharing the video of "Saving Baby Wilson!" with EcoDeaf!

Stay tuned for another Haiti video soon!

Sainteloi Williams Talks about the Deaf Village in Leveque, Haiti.

Sainteloi Williams tells the story how a group of Deaf Haitians banded together and relocated to the village of Leveque after earthquake struck Port-au-Prince in 2010. Williams shares how the Deaf villagers discovered and saved a baby who was thrown down in the latrine, or commonly known as the pit toilet, by the hearing parents. Imagine what it would be like to relocate to a new land to start your life all over again after going through a natural disaster?

The video was recorded on 04/06/2013 by Tony Brucato.

Stay tuned for more Haiti videos!

A Deaf Haitian Showing Friends on How to Peel and Cut a Mango.

 Peel and cut the mango the right way to get the most fruit out of it.

Mackenson Saint Louis shows the 410 Bridge Group members of 2013 April 5th-13th on how to peel and cut a mango like the Haitians do. Mackenson is one Deaf leaders from the Deaf Village in Leveque which is located in the country of Cabaret, Haiti. The film was recorded by Tony Brucato.

Stay tuned for more videos from Haiti. :)