
"As a deaf Volunteer, I became a good role model showing
both the hearing and deaf Kenyans that deaf people are capable of going
to University and becoming a doctor or farmer or scientist or president.
I remember sixty parents showed up for a one week Kenyan sign language
workshop; none of them knew any sign language. By the end of the week,
all of them knew how to communicate the basics with their children. A
week after this workshop, one of my students came up to me and said:
'Guess what? My mom couldn't communicate with me and now she can!'"