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RELIGIOUS LEADERS SPEAK OUT ON EBOLA

July 18, 2016 in Film, Morgana Wingard

In this public service announcement produced for UNICEF and the Liberia Ministry of Health and Social Welfare, Rev. Lewis Ziegler, Archbishop of the Catholic Diocese in Liberia, along with other prominent Christian leaders, speaks to the Liberian public on measures to prevent the spread of Ebola.

Client: UNICEF
Published on Oct 30, 2014

Tags: UNICEF, Liberia, Ebola, Africa
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