Many people—in addition to those in the film credits—generously contributed their time and expertise to make this project possible. Several experts made sure that the technical information on cholera was accurate and up-to-date. Many others offered their language skills for translation and narration so that the film could be accessible to populations wherever cholera may be a threat. Following is a partial list of individuals who we would like to thank for their significant contributions to this project. We would also like to extend our thanks to all those who reviewed the film at various stages of production and provided valuable feedback.
Content Experts and Reviewers
Bruno Keene, Cameroon
Iskandarov’s, Tajikistan/USA
Michael McDonald, MPHISE Haiti/USA
Wadson Michel, Haiti/USA
Nepali Refugee Community of Burlington, Vermont, USA
Laurent Nicole, WASH Cluster, Haiti
Mercedes Saravia, Peru
Dumas Siméus, Sové Lavi, Haiti/USA
Kimberly Siméus, Sové Lavi, Haiti/USA
Lisa Van Dyke, USA
Narrators
Carle Pedre, Haiti
Abdel Rassi, Cuba
Post-Production
Eran Spira, Israel
Translators
Adedamola, Yoruba, Translators Without Borders (TWB)
Esbed Cavazos, Spanish, TWB
Subhankar Chakrabarty, Bengali, TWB
Marleen Julien, Haitian Creole
Juan Llado, Spanish
Pete Mhunzi, Swahili, TWB
Marie José Pérodin, Haitian Creole
Joanne Pérodin, Haitian Creole
Ali Ramezani, Farsi, TWB
Sandrine Robin, French
Jacek Sierakowski, French, TWB
Shakuntla Talwar, Hindi, TWB
Matheus Favaretto Tazinafo, Portuguese, TWB
Flashcards
Chris Curl, USA
Comments on: "Acknowledgements — The Story of Cholera" (1)
I wish also to register my sincere thanks to all those who have contributed towards the development of this project. Cholera is still a threat in developing countries more so in African countries. In Uganda we experience this problem mainly during rainy seasons, like this one where in some parts of the country we have heavy floods and the health workers are on a watch out for cholera patients. I there fore,call upon my fellow Ugandan to join hands in the fight against Cholera. So that, we enjoy a cholera free environment. May this Project continue spreading in major affected areas so that the populations get the right information and run to curb the disease. Thank you.