HAITI AT A CROSSROADS
Haiti: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Washington Post Profiles Patrick Gaspard
Apocalypse revisits Haiti
Haiti Quake: A Personal Note and a Professional Request
Haiti Prime Minister: Time for a New Paradigm
Haiti Seeks “New Paradigm of Cooperation”
Turning Haiti Around
Haiti on the Big Stage in NY and Washington
Haiti: From Natural Catastrophe to Economic Security
Ambassador Rice: Haiti is at the Crossroads
Haiti: The Phantom State Strikes Again
Hurricanes’ Toll on Haiti: Massive!
haiti»
HAITI AT A CROSSROADS (1)
Five months after a devastating earthquake struck Haiti on January 12, 2010, leading to the deaths of approximately 230,000 people and the displacement of millions, there are worrisome signs that the rebuilding process in Haiti has stalled. Haiti is at a significant crossroads, with limited time to enact key policies and programs that will allow the country to build a more sustainable and prosperous future.
immigration»
Obama: Borders First, Legalization Second? (0)
President Barack Obama reaffirmed his commitment to comprehensive immigration reform at the press conference marking his first 100 days in office. He laid out the case for legalization in a forthright manner, stating that a broken immigration system is: "not good for American workers. It’s dangerous for Mexican would-be workers who are trying to cross [...]
musings»
Darwin, Lincoln and…Haiti? (1)
Was there a relationship between Lincoln and Darwin? In the 19th century, both the scientist and the anti-slavery president were near-mythical figures. With the theory of evolution and the Civil War, each touched off a revolution that changed the world. Coincidentally (but do coincidences exist?) they shared a birthday. What is the Haitian connection?
restavek»
I am Haiti too! (1)
Six months of meticulous research, planning, preparation, coordination, partnerships and team building led to an exceptionally well-organized and fruitful conference under the able hands of the Jean Robert Cadet Restavec Foundation and The Maurice Sixto Foundation.
us politics»
Will Internationalism be the new US Mantra? (0)
The United States will no longer shun the United Nations Human Rights Council. The Obama Administration announced today that it will seek a seat on the Council. More importantly, according to the Washington Post, New Zealand has offered to step aside in order to ensure that should the US bid for a seat on the [...]
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