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Eleanor Goldberg

How Far Can Your $1 Go To Provide Jobs For Poor Through Microloans?

HuffingtonPost.com | Eleanor Goldberg | Posted 02.29.2012

Read More: Microloans, Haiti Education, Video, Haiti Earthquake, Charity, Haiti, Haiti Unemployment, Port Au Prince, Matt Jones, Andrew Jones, Cite Soleil, Poverty Resolutions, Rebuilding Haiti, Impact News

When Matt Jones tells an auditorium full of students that he's rich, they usually laugh. The 32-year-old doesn't quite give off the millionaire imp...

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Haiti: A Hard Country To Stereotype

Andrew MacCalla | Posted 05.25.2011

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Andrew MacCalla

During the past four months that I've spent in Haiti, I've gotten lots of questions from friends and family about how safe it is for me to be stayin...

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Hunger and Homelessness in Haiti, Four Months on

Gabriel London | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Yele Haiti, Top Chef Cat Cora, Partners in Health, Haiti Earthquake, United Nations, Chefs for Humanity, Clinton Foundation, Cat Cora, Share Our Strength, World Food Programme, Haiti Relief Efforts, Cite Soleil, Haiti, Wyclef Jean, Timberland, Haitiblog, World News
Gabriel London

2010-05-11-HaitiFaminecopy.jpg The scale of the ongoing disaster is hard to convey. Port-au-Prince is still entirely run on generators; families still live in makeshift tent cities. This is life in Haiti now.

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Why We Shouldn't Stigmatize Haiti

Jeff Antebi | Posted 05.25.2011

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Jeff Antebi

I discovered something unexpected about Haiti. It's nowhere near as apocalyptic as one might think. For experienced travelers, it's a place worth visiting (with heavy doses of caveats and cautions).

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