‘America should lead the way’ in Haiti, senator says (The Record and Herald News)

February 14th, 2010

U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg, fresh from a whirlwind trip to Haiti with congressional leaders, said Saturday that the United States must do everything it can to help the hemisphere’s poorest nation recover from last month’s devastating earthquake.

Gengel still among the missing in Haiti (Boston Globe)

February 14th, 2010

Of the 12 students and two faculty members who were in Haiti on a community service trip from Lynn University, only Britney Gengel of the Central Massachusetts community of Rutland remains unaccounted for.

Education Was Also Leveled by Quake in Haiti (International Herald Tribune)

February 14th, 2010

The obliteration of higher education is expected to have longstanding effects on Haiti, where even in the best of times few people make it to college.

Haiti’s homeless get tarps, want tents (USA Today)

February 14th, 2010

Ask any of the hundreds of thousands of earthquake victims living outdoors in Haiti’s shattered capital and you’re apt to get the same plea: “Give us a tent.”

US reduces troop numbers in quake-hit Haiti (AFP via Yahoo! News)

February 14th, 2010

The US military has pulled thousands of its troops from quake-hit Haiti because aid operations have improved, a general said, as relief workers raced to boost conditions at squalid camps.

Homeless Haiti Quake Victims Get Tarps, Want Tents (ABC News)

February 14th, 2010

Homeless Haiti earthquake victims get tarps, but want tents to live in; aid agencies say no Haiti – Earthquake – Homelessness – Caribbean – Port-au-Prince

US reduces troop numbers in Haiti (AFP via Yahoo! News)

February 13th, 2010

The US military has reduced its number of troops in Haiti to 13,000 from a post-quake high of some 20,000 because the need has decreased, General Douglas Fraser said on Saturday.

Doubts about adviser snag Americans in Haiti (AP via Yahoo! News)

February 13th, 2010

Preparations for the provisional release of 10 Americans detained in Haiti on child kidnapping charges may be on hold after questions arose about a Dominican man who served as their legal adviser.

Grammy Award-winning Haitian Born Musician Wyclef Jean Selects The Garrigan Lyman Group to Create New Music Video (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)

February 12th, 2010

Grammy Award-winning musician, songwriter and producer, Wyclef Jean, engaged digital marketing agency, The Garrigan Lyman Group Films division, to create his latest music video, “Hold On,” a tribute to his homeland. Â The compelling new video was premiered on January 25, 2010 on MTV and brings a message of perseverance and hope even amidst the darkest times. Â As one of the leading celebrities …

Live music in New Orleans during Mardi Gras (New Orleans Times-Picayune)

February 12th, 2010

The big Mardi Gras weekend is upon us, and the streets and clubs are full of music. Here are highlights of the coming week in music.FRIDAY, Feb. 12 Better Than Ezra headlines the House of Blues on Friday and…

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Are We Reconstructing Yet? Friday, 16 July 2010, 3:14 am

This week marked six months since the earthquake.  According to President Preval, it also marked the week that the emergency phase ended and reconstruction began.  Yet at the same time residents of the Corrail Cesselesse camp were struggling with the consequences of a rain storm that destroyed up to 300 tents and caused 1,700 to seek emergency shelter.  With the rainy season underway, the situation is precarious for the displaced.  Security, especially for women and children, is still a major concern.  Is this an emergency operation, a reconstruction effort, or both?

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