People With Disabilities In Haiti Working To Break Down Stigma, Barriers Following 2010 Earthquake

Global Press Journal: Haiti’s Earthquake Left Many Disabled — Now They’re Rebuilding a More Inclusive Country
“Haiti’s 2010 earthquake was a disaster on many levels for the small Caribbean country, and its effects are still being felt today: The earthquake ranks among the top causes of disability in Haiti. Part of recovering from the catastrophe means challenging the perception of disabled Haitians…” (Felicien/Ndahayo, 3/27).

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