The New PwD Community in Haiti

By Scott Rains on February 12, 2010 8:24 PM | 0 Comments

Ralf Hotchkiss is founder and Chief Engineer at Whirlwind Wheelchair. Ralf is speaking about Whirlwind's efforts to assist newly disabled Haitians after the earthquake in January 2010. T

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