Nasser Ssenyendo, talks about the barriers facing deaf people in Uganda and the importance of deaf role models to help address these issues.
Saturday, 6 August 2016
The experience of being deaf in Uganda
Nasser Ssenyendo was the first deaf person in his village to get a degree. He talks about the importance of the support of his family and how people are changing their perception of being deaf:
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