HAITI EARTHQUAKE

WORLDPOST
Can Rex Tillerson Pull a Rabbit Out of the Hat for Haiti?
By Georgianne Nienaber, Contributor
Writer and author
IMPACT
Empathy: Most Important When It Is Most Difficult
By Lysa Heslov, Contributor
Founder and President, Children Mending Hearts
The politics of a changing America are on my mind right now, but ultimately this isn't and can no longer be made to be about
HUFFPOST VIDEO
The Haiti Earthquake: Seven Years Later
Seven years since Haiti was devastated by a 7.3 magnitude earthquake, poorest nation in the West still hasn't recovered.
CHICAGO
The U.S. Elections: End Of Empire? A View From Haiti
By Mark Schuller, Contributor
Anthropologist, NGO studies professor, Haiti solidarity activist
Many people were surprised at the results of last week's election. In hindsight, the signs were there to be seen, in plain sight. Many, either because they were paying attention or being targeted, were not surprised.
WORLDPOST
As The World Looks Elsewhere, Haiti's Disaster Is Just Beginning
By Mark Schuller, Contributor
Anthropologist Working in Haiti; Professor of NGOs
In terms of loss of human life, this disaster was thankfully far less deadly than the earthquake on January 12, 2010, almost seven years ago now. But the real disaster -- chronic hunger, food insecurity, and dependency -- is yet to come.
SEATTLE, WA - JANUARY 18: Cliff Avril #56 and Bobby Wagner #54 of the Seattle Seahawks celebrate against the Green Bay Packers during the 2015 NFC Championship game at CenturyLink Field on January 18, 2015 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
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SPORTS
Cliff Avril Is Winning On And Off The Football Field
By Jordan Schultz
He's using the gridiron as a platform to help those who need it the most.
POLITICS
The Potential Victims of This Shameful Political Race Extend Far beyond America's Shores
By Denis O’Brien, Contributor
Founder and Chairman of Digicel
The mission of the Clinton Foundation is clear. It is to "strengthen the capacity of people in the United States and throughout
IMPACT
In Haiti, Even the Heartbroken Have Hope
By Mary Novaria, Contributor
Memoir and essay writer striving to maintain sanity, humor and...
Haiti is one of those places that steals your heart and then breaks it over and over again.
POLITICS
Diplomats in the Trenches: From 'Observing and Reporting' to 'Advocacy and Lobbying'
By Nicholas Kralev, Contributor
Author and International Affairs Expert
Lindwall and his colleagues mounted an intensive lobbying campaign among Guatemalan legislators, government officials and
WORLDPOST
Deadly River: Cholera Time Bomb Thrives in Haiti's Electoral Toxic Soup
By Georgianne Nienaber, Contributor
Writer and author
BLACK VOICES
30 Thousand Haitian Lives Lost to U.N. Cholera
By Gina Athena Ulysse, Contributor
Professor of Anthropology, Wesleyan University
In April, in reference to the newly re-postponed presidential elections, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon issued a warning
Stephanie Mei-Ling
RELIGION
Inside The Life Of A Vodou Priestess Bringing Healing To Haiti
By Antonia Blumberg
Vodou healer Manbo Katy is the subject of a new documentary by Broadly.
Thibault Carron
WOMEN
13 Stunning Photos That Capture The Spirit Of The Women Of Haiti
By Taylor Pittman
A country’s strength, as told through portraits.
IMPACT
In Nepal, Mental Health Takes Center Stage
By Michael J. Nyenhuis, Contributor
President and CEO of AmeriCares
My organization, AmeriCares, began such programs in earnest five years ago in the aftermath of Japan's tsunami and nuclear
RELIGION
Post-Earthquake Lessons from Japan, Haiti and Nepal
By Rob Radtke, Contributor
President & CEO, Episcopal Relief & Development
These events remind us of our vulnerability and as the story unfolds they will underscore the critical importance of preparedness, response and long-term recovery.
POLITICS
Questions about Haiti for Tonight's Democratic Debate in Brooklyn
By Mark Schuller, Contributor
Anthropologist, NGO studies professor, Haiti solidarity activist
Unquestionably, Secretary Clinton has more foreign policy experience than Senator Sanders. And experience matters. While
WORLDPOST
Has Haiti's Cholera Epidemic Become a Permanent Problem?
By The Conversation US, Contributor
Independent source of news and analysis, from experts in the a...
Ten months a massive earthquake, Haiti was stricken with an outbreak of cholera, a deadly diarrheal disease. Though the number of cholera cases has decreased from a peak of approximately 25,000 cases per month, it is likely that thousands are still falling ill.
IMPACT
How Promises of Aid Stiffed Haiti
By Georgianne Nienaber, Contributor
Writer and Author with special interest in international issues.
Reports from the ground in Haiti say that most of the unrest is centered there, and this is the same experience I had in December when the election protests began and the countryside remained quiet as people went about the business of living.
IMPACT
Humanitarian Aftershocks in Haiti
By Mark Schuller, Contributor
Anthropologist, NGO studies professor, Haiti solidarity activist
Six years ago the world wept with Haiti, and along with our tears came one of the most generous humanitarian responses in history.
IMPACT
Fooling the Sun -- Haiti, Six Years On
By John Hecklinger, Contributor
President and Chief Executive Officer of Global Fund for Children
The list of Haitian organizations working on the ground to address the needs of their communities is long. Unfortunately
WORLDPOST
Preventing the Next Disaster in Haiti
By Mark Schuller, Contributor
Anthropologist Working in Haiti; Professor of NGOs
U.S. clothing designer Kenneth Cole poses upon arrival at the Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR) fundraising gala in Hong Kong, China March 19, 2016. REUTERS/Bobby Yip
Bobby Yip / Reuters
IMPACT
Kenneth Cole's Efforts To Rebuild Haiti Prove Compassion Is Always In Style
By Kira Brekke
"You can't change the world alone, but maybe you can be an accessory."
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