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February 21, 2011 | Pulitzer Center
Voices from Haiti: Job (Kreyol version)
Pou Joel Sainton. The visual poem Job in Kreyol.
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Haiti
February 21, 2011 | Pulitzer Center
Mother of Mothers (Kreyol Version): A Voices from Haiti Visual Poem
When a brave woman’s out walking
she’s Mistress Life’s spitting image
(Michel-Ange Hyppolite)
February 21, 2011 | Pulitzer Center
Boy In Blue (Kreyol Version): A Voices from Haiti Visual Poem
His voice is licked
but his dreams
are the artillery of words loaded
to uncoil our strength.
(Michel-Ange Hyppolite)
Ti Gason An Ble
January 28, 2011 | Pulitzer Center
What Haiti Needs Now (Step 1): Move the Rubble
Slow-to-move rubble, an obstacle to rebuilding after Haiti's earthquake, exacerbates violence and disease in makeshift neighborhoods.
January 27, 2011 | TIME
Education in Haiti: A Teacher's Passion and Vision for Change
Tackling the challenges of working in a tent city, music teacher Alzire Roucourt offers hope and education to the Haitian students in her class.
January 24, 2011 | Pulitzer Center
Little Girls Lost: Child Prostitutes in Port au Prince
Since the earthquake, many young girls in Haiti have turned to prostitution in order to get by. They resort to having sex for food or small amounts of money. This exchange is unwanted but, in their view, the only way to survive.
January 17, 2011 | The Daily Beast
Baby Doc Met with Tears and Cheers in Haiti
Despite accusations of human-rights abuses, former Haitian President Jean-Claude Duvalier, who has since been detained by police, was met with cheers and tears after his surprise return from exile Monday.
January 15, 2011 | The Daily Beast
Haiti Earthquake Anniversary: Finding a Skull in the Rubble
One year after the devastating earthquake in Haiti, one man is still trying to rebuild. But instead of finding bricks and metal in the rubble, he found his 11-year-old neighbor's remains. Lisa Armstrong reports from Port au Prince.
January 14, 2011 | Pulitzer Center
Venia's Baby
In Haiti, a new mother faces a difficult choice.
January 13, 2011 | National Geographic
Haiti's Cycle of Calamity
Haitians and aid workers fear storms and the disastrous connection between cholera, charcoal, deforestation, and floods.
January 13, 2011 | National Geographic
Cholera and Cooperation Play Into Haiti Reforestation
The cholera outbreak has lead Haitians to boil their water. But they use charcoal for fire, which leads to deforestation and then flooding. Now a new program is trying to restore Haiti's ecosystem.
January 13, 2011 | Pulitzer Center
There is Beauty Here
There is beauty here,
Even among the broken buildings
Broken bodies
Broken souls