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Extreme Poverty: Women's Collective Sell Clay Cakes in Port-au-Prince

The Editors · June 15, 2018

Port-au-Prince, Haiti. A woman working for a collective prepares "clay cakes," sun-baked disks of clay, butter and salt. The collective works from before sunrise to mix,…

Lauri Grossman: On Being Human, Becoming Whole

Cynthia Artin: An American in Afghanistan · May 07, 2016

New York N.Y. Shortly after the catastrophic magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Haiti in 2010, Dr. Lauri Grossman , a New York City-based homeopath flew into Port-au-Prince…

Live from Leogane: College Prep Leadership Training Begins for our Orphan Mentors

The Editors · May 04, 2016

T he College Prep Leadership Training Program of Orphans International Worldwide ( OIWW ) Haiti launched this week at l'Ecole de la Redemption in Leogane, 18 miles west o…

Live Report: 200 Haitian Earthquake Survivors Interviewed for Ten Chinese Scholarships

The Editors · May 07, 2016

Leogane, Haiti. We are 18 debris-strewn miles West of Port-au-Prince. I am leading an international NGO team in Haiti as part of the recovery and reconstruction here foll…

Live Report: Cement Dust Coats All of Haiti, as 9/11 Dust Coated New York

The Editors · May 07, 2016

Leogane, Haiti. It is 5pm on our first full day in Haiti. Our relief team has achieved much, but we woke up - as most Haitians do - at 5am to make it all happen. We arriv…

Film on Haitian Art: In the Eye of the Spiral

RafaelB · June 22, 2012

New York, N.Y. The Haitian Cultural Foundation (HCF) has just released its nine-minute trailer for its upcoming film Dans l'oeil de la Spirale - In the Eye of the Spiral…

Leopard Haiti Fund to Invest in Haiti’s Private Sector

Pierre-Richard Bercy · July 22, 2012

New York, N.Y. Good news for Haiti: Leopard Capital has announced the successful initial closing of Leopard Haiti Fund (LHF). LHF is the world’s first private equity fund…

My Haiti Travels Launches Inaugural Impact Week Haiti Voyage in 2013

Pierre-Richard Bercy · December 21, 2012

My Haiti Travels , a boutique concierge firm that coordinates high-quality travel services to Haiti for leisure and business purposes, is launching its first annual “Impa…

Balinese Natural Birthing Center Threatened by Global Downturn

Daniel Santana · October 4, 2010

Denpasar, Indonesia . Mid-wife and clinic founder Robin Lim is a legend in the world of women's maternity health. I have heard of her from Port-au-Prince in Haiti to New-…

Dr. Judy on Trauma of Disasters - like Haitian Earthquake

Jim Luce · April 7, 2010

Dr. Judy Kuriansky trained local Boy Scouts to be "comforters" in the wake of the earthquake that recently destroyed Haiti. The patients were also grateful that anyone ca…

Eyewitness: Haiti Has Improved Somewhat in Last Two Months

Jim Luce · May 28, 2010

Léogâne, Haiti. I am sitting in the office of Belo Water in Léogâne, Haiti, on the first morning of my 21st trip here. This is my second trip since the terrible January 1…

Film Shown at U.N. Donor Conference on Collapse of Haiti's Presidential Palace

Jim Luce · April 18, 2010

Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The film "Thirty-Five Long Seconds: Haiti's Deadly Earthquake" was screened recently as part of the recent Donor's Conference at the United Nations…

First Ambassador Writes Op-Ed "Diplomatic Viewpoint"

The Editors · May 6, 2010

Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The Hon. Kenneth H. Merten, American Ambassador to Haiti, has written the first " Diplomatic Viewpoint " for The Jim Luce Stewardship Report launch…

Franketienne: Haiti's First Nobel Laureate - Hopefully

Jim Luce · January 12, 2010

New York, N.Y. As a cultural area studies graduate, seldom do I feel over my head culturally. Standing in the home of possibly the next Nobel Prize recipient for Literatu…

Stewardship Report: First Ambassador Writes Op-Ed "Diplomatic Viewpoint"

Jim Luce · May 6, 2010

New York, N.Y. The Hon. Kenneth H. Merten, American Ambassador to Haiti, has written the first " Diplomatic Viewpoint " for The Jim Luce Stewardship Report launched two w…

The Dichotomy of Haiti: Hell Meets, well, Heaven

The Editors · November 8, 2010

New York, NY. The images from Haiti before the earthquake were dismal. 'Poorest in the Western Hemisphere,' we heard again and again. Post-quake reporting has seemed to f…

The Stewardship Report Announces Editorial Calendar

The Editors · August 26, 2010

New York, N.Y. A bright new face has been added to the crowded Web, drawing a large readership and uploading more than 900 stories in its first twelve weeks. Still in sof…

Which Publisher in the U.S. will Discover Brilliant Haitian Writer Franketienne?

The Editors · September 11, 2010

Brooklyn, NY. Having only recently discovered Franketienne – in the way that Columbus "discovered" America - I feel like a Johnny Come Lately to the cultural feast. This…

Essay: Busy Lives Crossing in Busy Airports - Dr. Jean Pape

Jim Luce · September 18, 2009

Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Dr. Jean Pape is known internationally for his skill and knowledge regarding HIV disease in Haiti, and also his know-how in distributing antiretrov…

Hip Campaign from World's Oldest Humanitarian Program

Jim Luce · October 24, 2009

Geneva, Switzerland. The International Red Cross and Red Crescent can be best understood as a collection of pieces building a whole. In my first piece, I told the story o…