Deaf mosaic
Contributors: Mullen, John; White, Sandra J.; Gallaudet University. Department of Television, Film, and Photography
Publisher: Dept. of Television, Film, and Photography, Gallaudet University
Published: 1991
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording]
Number of pages: 28
Subjects: Health and hygiene; AIDS (Disease); Psychological aspects; Inc Deafpride; Popular works; Personal narratives; HIV infections; Deaf; National Coalition on Deafness and HIV/AIDS
Other titles: Age of AIDS; Deaf mosaic (Television program)
Description: Special program on AIDS.  Definitions, causes, and symptoms of the disease are explained as well as psychological reactions and discrimination.  Special guests Elizabeth Aviles of the National Coalition on Deafness and HIV/AIDS and Project AIDS specialist at Deafpride, Inc., and Sandra Egan, coordinator of Whitman-Walker Clinic, describe their work, the impact of AIDS on the deaf community, and sources of information for deaf people.  Special guests Ira Rothenberg and Mario Pelletier tell their personal stories of living with HIV/AIDS.
Notes: November 1991.

In American Sign Language with open captions.

Originally broadcast as an episode from the television program, Deaf Mosaic.

Director, John Mullen ; producers, Mary Lou Novitsky, Sandy White.

Host: Mary Lou Novitsky.

VHS.