Haiti Earthquake 3rd Anniversary Commemoration
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New Internationalist Special Edition. Haiti: Two Years On
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Comment on the run-off election on 20 March
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Advocacy for Haitian Women on BBC’s Woman’s Hour
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Brussels Activities, December/January 2010
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Co-operative Agrikol Bab. Grow it All: Making Water Flow Uphill
HSG, St Marc, March 2010 — When engineers came to Montaca just outside the central coastal town of St. Marc in Haiti to do an appraisal
Review of “Walking on Fire: Haitian Women’s Stories of Survival and Resistance”
Why does the movement against corporate globalization protest at meetings like those of the World Economic Forum, recently completed in New York? What does the
Péralte, Charlemagne – Guerrilla Leader
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Interview with Claudette Werleigh
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Gérard Pierre-Charles
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Staying in Haiti
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Catching the Spirit – Vodou Art
Catching the Spirit exhibition at London’s October Gallery – review from THE TIMES newspaper, 18 October 2000 The voodoo that pins you Despite official bans,
Au Peuple D’Hayti: The Discovery of Haiti’s Historic Document
It was an historic discovery. You can touch it, even turn its pages. But only with white cotton gloves. Yet the eight-page, yellowed, pamphlet feels
Kanaval: Vodou, Politics and Revolution
Leah Gordon, Kanaval: Vodou, Politics and Revolution on the Streets of Haiti (London: Soul Jazz Publishing, 2010), ISBN: 978-0-9554817-3-4. £19.99/$39.99 To most westerners today, the
Protest the physical abuse of Haitian workers in Port-au-Prince sweatshops!
Protest the physical abuse of Haitian workers in Port-au-Prince sweatshops! Sample protest letter to send to Willbes & Co. Ltd. and the Manufacturers’ Association of
Molaire, Michel
Inventor – Michel Molaire has played an integral role in groundbreaking innovations at Eastman Kodak for more than 20 years. The chemist is a research
Sowing the seeds for a grassroots revival
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André Pierre Haitian Painter
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Solidarity with the Dominican People
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Haiti after the Earthquake by Paul Farmer
Acute on Chronic: Lost to Follow Up? Haiti after the Earthquake, Paul Farmer (and many others) Public Affairs, New York, 2011, price US$27.99, GBP 14.99
Edmond, Tyrone
Edmond, Tyrone. International male model – Born in Cap-Haïtien in 1977. His mother died when he was nine years old, and he was raised by
Calendar: Vodou Feasts and Festivals
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Invitation: Haiti Support Group Annual General Meeting
Invitation: Haiti Support Group Annual General Meeting, July 2014. The Haiti Support Group warmly invites HSG members, supporters and Haiti watchers to attend our Annual
Haiti’s Natural and Built Environment
Even prior to the 2010 earthquake, the Haitian environment was considered to be an ecological disaster. Writing in 2008, in the wake of the devastating
First Observations on Port-au-Prince Streets
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Haitian organisations denounce US occupying forces
Haitian organisations denounce US occupying forces – Haiti Support Group press release, 18 May 2004 As Haiti celebrates Flag Day, the London-based solidarity organisation, the
Libète: A Haiti Anthology
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Background to the Brano Dispute: Open Letter
Translation of Batay Ouvriye’s “Open Letter to the Minister of Social Affairs concerning the application of the Minimum Wage”, originally published in French in “Le
Hyppolite, Hector
Artist – The father-figure of Haitian art, and one of the greatest natural painters of modern times. Born in 1894 in St Marc, Hyppolite was
Paul Laraque
The great revolutionary poet By Tontongi (Editor of Tanbou) – 10 March, 2007 The great revolutionary poet Paul Laraque died on March 8, 2007, at