Recent content by Sarweah Emmaunel Bailey

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Deaf people living and communication in African histories. There is strong documentary evidence that deaf or hearing impaired men and women, girls and boys, did occupy social space and took roles across the full spectrum of life throughout Africa in earlier centuries, living lives like everyone...

Well were an in Liberia, Deaf people are treated as second class citizens. Quite interestingly, despite access to information and equal work opportunities being some of the fundamental human right under the declaration of the United Nations Convention on the rights and dignity of persons with...

How are you? I am so impress that you are hearing and wanting to be apart of the Deaf community, Have you hear or been to Africa?

I am hard of hearing and been working on projects for Wubu Foundation for Deaf Children Development International, in Liberia and Ghana. This is what make me really want to give back to the deaf kids of school going ages in Liberia and Ghana.

Good day everyone! I wish to take this liberty to convey to you my best compliments and do hereby wish to officially introduce myself to this entire body. I am Sarweah Emmanuel Bailey, a Liberian who works for the Wubu Foundation for Deaf Children Development International, local and National...