Vivir con albinismo en África: historias reales de Guinea y Sierra Leona
As soon as I arrived in Guinea, I was struck by the number of albinos I saw on the streets, especially those begging or in vulnerable situations. My friend Lissa took me to an orphanage where I learned details about the situation of people with albinism in Africa that I was completely unaware of, and when I crossed into Sierra Leone, I continued to delve deeper into the subject. This is a different kind of video than I usually make. I borrowed some journalistic techniques and tried to create a more informative/educational video about a problem that is completely foreign to us and, moreover, deeply invisible in a continent that is already quite forgotten. Obviously, given the sensitive nature of the topics, it is recommended that you watch it with a responsible adult. Clarification: all images obtained for this video were with the support and authorization of the institutions that appear in it. 🌍 Subscribe to the Demente Club here: https://www.dementeconmochila.com/clu... 🚑 Don't travel without health insurance! Get an extra 5% off with Assist 365 using this link or the code DEMENTE: https://assist-365.com/?voucher=DEMEN... 📱 Buy an eSIM with HolaFly here and use the code DEMENTE for 5% off: https://holafly.sjv.io/EEgJM2 📩 Subscribe to the Demente a la Carta newsletter: https://francalevin.substack.com/subs... __________________________________________________________ You might be wondering who the heck I am. My name is Franca Levin, and I'm from Uruguay. Since 2018, I've embraced the nomadic lifestyle and shared my adventures. Initially, I did this solely through Instagram, and later I added my blog, where you can find tons of stories and helpful tips for traveling solo as a woman and visiting some rather unusual destinations. Now, in an ambitious move, I've added a YouTube channel, aiming to share at least two videos a month. Subscribe to the channel so you don't miss a thing! https://bit.ly/3xiB14A _____________________________ 🎵 The music in this video is from Epidemic Sound. If you also want to create YouTube content and use amazing music without copyright issues, here's a free two-month subscription: https://share.epidemicsound.com/acxu46 __________________________ 🌎 If you're in Latin America and can't access direct purchases on Amazon, you can use the services of https://tiendamia.com/. Use the code CONMOCHILA-MIA for 10% off your first purchase. _________________________________________________ Follow me on Instagram: / dementeconmochila Follow me on Facebook: / dementeconmochila See you in the next crazy adventure!

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