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ITV Episode 3 Deborah is a Survivor »
Maudy and Gabby interviewing at the front counter of Woodland Village Mobile Home Park.
If the right person, asks the right question, at the right time, the story will just flow. Deborah lays out who she is for Gabby and Maudy - three time cancer survivor. Struggling mom of an adult daughter. Mother of a daughter who has also fought through adversity.
Episode 3 of It takes the Village.
Deborah survived cancer, living in an abandoned building and the ups and downs of her daughter's live. Gabby and Maudy listened as her story unfolded at the front desk of Woodland Village Mobile Home Park in Portage.
Earth and lime homes help rebuild Haiti »
Jim Hallock of Instituto Tierra y Cal on the job in Haiti.
Feb. 26 2010 Molly interviews Jim Hallock, who was about to leave for Haiti to help build compressed earth housing. Jim founded the Instituto Tierra y Cal (earth and lime) to teach people the techniques of earth block housing, an ancient technique that he used in high-end housing in the US. He was with George Terrell, of the Valparaiso non-profit housing group Project Neighbors. George helped get the institute off the ground in Mexcio.
John seems stuck ITV Episode 2 »
Volunteers Gabby, Maudy, John and Kelly taking notes between gathering stories, at the front counter of Woodland Village Mobile Home Park in Portage.
John moved to Woodland Village in 1998 after a rough series of events. He lives on the basics and he's working slowly on his GED. Some residents are retired. For others, the mobile home park is a stop on the way to somewhere else. John seems to be almost on hold. We hear his story (recorded by Maudy). Jesse and Steve talk to the owner Joe live about the John's in his park.
IVY Tech volunteer Kelly talks to Donna about why she came and the stereotype of a mobile home park, at the Laundry mat, just outside Woodland Village.
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