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World: Surviving the Haiti Earthquake - nytimes.com/video
A look back at the month following the earthquake in Haiti and how a diverse group of individuals dealt with the crisis. Watch more videos at nytimes.com
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The Week In Haiti
CBS News' Jeff Glor is in Haiti and provides a timeline of the events immediately after a devastating earthquake struck.
Haiti Earthquake
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Progress Slow Two Years After Haiti Quake
Almost two years on from Haiti's devastating earthquake, government buildings, churches and homes across the country are still in urgent need of reconstruction. (Jan. 11)
Al Jazeera Correspondent - Haiti: After the Quake
Al Jazeera's Sebastian Walker asks why a system that was designed to help Haitians ended up exacerbating their misery.
Haiti Earthquake Documentary
Salem-News.com's Tim King reports: Two years ago, the infrastructure and human structure of Haiti was ripped apart and crushed without mercy by a monster earthquake that registered 7.0 on the Richter scale. The event ripped people apart from their loved ones, many of whom were lost and never found, and created scenarios where the piling up dead threatened disease and were burned en mass with little hesitation and no ceremony. Among the panic, pain, struggle and inevitable loss, there were shining moments of rescue; people from all over the world moved in to help and they worked long and hard days and nights to pull trapped people from the wreckage of buildings after a week or more. 30-minute documentary contains graphic footage
Haiti Earthquake Aftermath
"CBS News RAW": daytime pictures of the aftermath of the Tuesday's earthquake in Haiti. There were crying victims among the downed buildings.
Moments after Haiti Quake
"Caught on Tape": A Brazilian soldier reveals amazing footage he captured on his cell phone moments after Haiti's main cathedral collapsed during a devastating earthquake.
16x9 - Buried in Grief: Haiti earthquake one year later
They were heartbreaking images - suffering and destruction in Haiti after January 2010's massive earthquake. Reporter Mike Armstrong was there, covering the tragedy that shook us all. Now, one year later, 16:9 sent him back to see how things have changed.
Two years after Haiti's quake, gains for children
UNICEF reports on the situation for children two years after Haiti's 2010 earthquake. For more information, please visit: www.unicef.org
Haiti Earthquake Video
Haiti earthquake video message from Compassion International's President Wess Stafford - blog.compassion.com
CNN: Haiti one year after the earthquake
CNN's Moni Basu and Jim Spellman revisit pivotal sites in Haiti one year after the devastating earthquake.
Haiti Earthquake Survivor Claude Cyntia Riou
Haitian earthquake survivor Claude Cyntia Riou lost her son "Tonton" on January 12, 2010. She explains what happened that terrible day almost two years ago.
Haiti earthquake survivors scavenge for food
Additional police and troops are being sent to Haiti to bolster security amid relief efforts in the wake of last weeks deadly earthquake. For many earthquake victims, even six days after the disaster, the story is still one of frustration as aid is only slowly getting through. While at the airport the debate rages over the prioritising of military flights over civilian aid flights, in makeshift relief camps some earthquake victims are going hungry while others are fighting for food. Al Jazeera's Mike Kirsch reports on the situation from Port-au-Prince. (Jan 19, 09)
Ground Work : Recovery after Haiti's earthquake
We travel to Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, to find out how The Salvation Army is continuing to help victims of the devastating earthquake, nearly two years on. This film is available on the DVD, "LINK 49". LINK is the video magazine of The Salvation Army in the UK and Ireland. Go to www.salvationarmy.org.uk to find out how to order a copy or call 020 7367 4975.
Jerry Wonda Experiences Aftermath of 2010 Haiti Earthquake
A documentary chronicling the experiences of Jerry "Wonda" Duplessis & Wyclef Jean, co-founders of nonprofit organization Yele Haiti, following the aftermath of the tragic 7.0 earthquake that devastated Haiti on January 12, 2010. Check us out on Facebook and Twitter: www.facebook.com www.twitter.com www.twitter.com www.yelehaiti.com twitter.com/yelehaiti
Haiti: 2 years after the earthquake
This is a moving report from Caroline Gluck for Oxfam from Haiti, returning to some of the places she visited two years ago. It is now two years since the most powerful earthquake in Haiti in 200 years struck the capital city of Port-au-Prince and the surrounding metropolitan area. In a matter of a few violent minutes the city was devastated. More than 220000 people were killed, 300000 were injured, and 1.5 million were made homeless. The earthquake was followed the same year by a cholera outbreak and then by Hurricane Thomas, making already severe conditions even worse. Oxfam has worked in Haiti for more than 30 years, not just in emergencies but also with communities and local organizations to find long-term solutions to the endemic poverty that people face each day. At the end of 2011 our focus has shifted from immediate humanitarian needs back to longer-term development. We are engaging with Haitian organizations to strengthen civil society, to help rebuild a new Haiti. More about Oxfam in Haiti www.oxfam.org
Rare Earthquake Hits Haiti
About 90 percent of the world's earthquakes strike inside the "ring of fire," which is a 25000 mile stretch of ocean trenches and volcanoes. Haiti's earthquake was rare, but expected. Ben Tracy reports.
Haiti Earthquake's Pain Felt in Miami
As Haitians in South Florida mark the second anniversary of the catastrophic earthquake that crippled their Caribbean homeland, many are questioning the ongoing aid efforts. (Jan. 12)
Did HAARP weapon cause Haiti Earthquake killing thousands ?
I personally have a gut feeling that the HAARP device in Alaska was used to cause the 7.0 earthquake that devastated Haiti and killed thousands. This is only a gut feeling of mines and I have no real proof other than I know the technology does exist to create an earthquake and the American...
Haiti after the earthquake by Frontline Fashion
In recognition of the 2 year anniversary of the devastating Haiti earthquake, we have put together this video clip using images that we took during our time volunteering in Haiti. Please visit www.frontlinef.com to see how you can get involved. Frontline Fashion - bringing style and philanthropy together. Be Style Conscious with a Social Conscience!
Pat Robertson - Haiti's Pact w/ Devil Created Earthquake
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7.0 Earthquake in Haiti CNN Reports Part 1
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Japan and Haiti earthquakes - One Year Later
One year later. Comparing the recovery from devastating earthquakes between Japan and Haiti. Japan: www.nationalpost.com Haiti: news.nationalgeographic.com
TOO MANY GONE TOO SOON (Haiti's Earthquake Poem)
This poem was written by Miguel "Mingolove" Romain in January of 2011 and it's a tribute to the victims of the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that hit Haiti (on January 12, 2010), causing about 250000 deaths and significant property damage. Here the lines of this poem is posted with the song "Memories of Days Gone by" playing in the background. TOO MANY GONE TOO SOON: Haiti's Earthquake Tribute (Poem by Miguel MINGOLOVE Romain) The capital was still wearing its January 1st dress The blithe atmosphere on the streets that afternoon Was a pure display of vibrant and exciting images Mixed with a familiar cacophony of sounds emanating from all horizons: Music blasting from an endless stream of colorful painted tap-taps With their crowded loads, Caressing the roadways at the pace of the city daily traffic jam; Countless numbers of ambulant merchants Wandering tirelessly alongside the streets Hawking their wares and goods. There was also the beautiful after-school spectacle With students wearing meaningfully their school colors Walking conceitedly and vivaciously Like a rainbow moving through the streets of Port-au-Prince The warm breeze of 4 PM was gently blowing, Carrying away the delicious odor of our Creole dishes The sun, sleepy and exhausted from its daily wanderlust, Was still watching with its bright and shiny silver eyes When, like a thunderbolt from a serene sky, Mother Nature unleashed its sudden fury On the most vulnerable part of my island, Swept many parts of my land ...
Life in a Haitian Tent Camp - Oprah's Next Chapter - Oprah Winfrey Network
Six days after the 2010 Haiti earthquake, Sean Penn hopped on a plane for what he thought was a two-week relief mission. Two years later, he's still there. Watch as he gives Oprah an inside tour of the tent relief camp run by his organization, J/P HRO, and explains how they are helping the 20000 Haitians who currently live there to build independence. Visit JPHRO.org to donate, or text JPHRO to 41010 to give a $10 donation (United States and Canada only).* *Please do your own research before donating For more on Oprah's Next Chapter visit www.oprah.com Find OWN on TV at www.oprah.com
Haiti/Chile EarthQuake HAARP 2010
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Haiti Partners Two Year Anniversary of Earthquake
John Engle reports on the situation in Haiti and the work of Haiti Partners on the 2nd anniversary of the devastating January 12, 2010 earthquake. www.haitipartners.org Blog Updates www.haitipartners.org Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com
Two years after the quake, Haiti is still waiting to see the money it was promised
Millions of dollars in international aid were promised to Haiti after the devastating earthquake, however two years later the country has only received about half.
Haiti Earthquake Caught on Tape
The CBS News Investigative Unit has acquired video of buildings collapsing in Port-au-Prince, Haiti during the country's worst earthquake since 1770. The earthquake had a magnitude of 7.0 and dozens of aftershocks. (CBSNews.com)
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Haiti 12 janvier 2010 - 2012 Le Bilan Two years after a devastating earthquake in Haiti - an event some have dubbed the most complex humanitarian crisis of modern times - fresh signs of progress are offering hope.Haiti struggles to 'build back better' two years after earthquake Haiti struggles to 'build back better' two years after earthquake haiti seisme telehaiti
A SureFire True Story of Survival in Haiti
An American citizen recounts a harrowing tale of leading others to safety with his E2D LED Defender lighting the way during the devastating earthquake in Haiti in 2010. For more SureFire True Stories visit surefire.com/truestories
First minutes after Haiti quake caught on camera
A Brazilian soldier stationed in Port-Au-Prince with the United Nations peacekeeping units in Haiti, captured the chaos and panic that followed the earthquake on Tuesday. Soldier Luis Diego Morais was escorting Brazilian Nobel Peace Prize nominee Zilda Arns, who was speaking inside the Sacre Coeur church, when it collapsed. Using his camera phone, Morais captured the aftermath of the earthquake.
Univision News - Miami schools make room for Haitians displaced by quake
Miami is home to one of the largest Haitian communities in the US Not surprisingly, some of the city's schools received the largest number of displaced students after Haiti's earthquake- a total of 2000 arrived in the two years since the quake.
Haiti Quake Predicted?
US scientists warned in 2008 that Port-au-Prince was ripe for an earthquake, but they didn't know it would strike less than two years later. Ben Tracy reports on this code of earthquake predictions.
TodaysNetworkNews: HAITI EARTHQUAKE: TWO YEARS LATER (WORLD BANK)
MaximsNewsNetwork: (www.MaximsNews.com ) 31 January 2012 THE WORLD BANK: Washington, DC, Port-au-Prince, Haiti -- Two years after Haiti's destructive Earthquake The World Bank reports on reconstruction efforts following an international effort to rebuild more safely. Special maps were developed to direct efforts on exactly where is was safe to make new constructions. This multi-hazard assessment identifies where it is safe to build in the future and where the dangers from earthquakes, flooding and hurricanes make it too dangerous to rebuild. This Risk-Hazard analysis, funded by The World Bank and its partners is helping the reconstruction efforts while helping to help protect Haiti from future disasters. Hundreds of new engineers have been trained to use these Risk-Assessments to assess over 400000 homes and buildings prior to reconstruction. The country has collected all of its findings on disaster and risk analysis into one data base used by the engineers and public works efforts to protect Haiti's future with safe rebuilding practices for schools, roads, and homes. THE WORLD BANK ..... MaximsNewsNetwork™ See: www.MaximsNews.com News Network for the United Nations and the International Community™ "GIVING POWER & RESONANCE TO THE VOICE OF THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY" ™ MaximsNewsECONOMICS™ See www.MaximsNewsEconomics.com WorldLeadersTV™ See www.WorldLeadersTV.com WorldLeadersTelevision™ See www.WorldLeadersTelevision.com TodaysNetworkNews™ See www.TodaysNetworkNews.com ...
RKF Builds Orphanage for Haiti Earthquake Victims
Sixty children orphaned by the January 2010 earthquake in central Haiti will soon be moving into a new home near Cap Haitien, in the northern part of Haiti. As a result of a special appeal to help those affected by the earthquake, the Reliv Kalogris Foundation provided funds to build the children's home and also will provide free nutritional supplements to the residents. The home is built in the Petite-Anse neighborhood near Cap Haitien. The Reliv Kalogris Foundation is the charitable arm of Reliv International, and is supported by Independent Reliv Distributors worldwide. The foundation is currently nourishing more than 10000 children in 45 schools, orphanages and clinics throughout Haiti. Worldwide, the RKF feeds 42000+ daily in feeding centers throughout the globe.
Haiti Earthquake: Chronicles of Inferno
The Republic of Haiti is a Caribbean country. It was the first independent nation in Latin America and the first black-led republic in the world. Despite these facts, Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. On January 12, 2010, a 7.0 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti and devastated the capital city of Port-au-Prince. Reportedly, more than 150000 people were killed and many buildings were destroyed and damaged in the quake. RT correspondent Aleksandr Luchaninov visited Haiti after the tragedy and here is his report.
Earthquakes 2010: New unseen CCTV footage of Chile hotel tremors, Haiti Palace collapse
New CCTV footage has been released of earthquakes in Chile (February 27, 2010) and in Haiti (January 12, 2010). It includes the collapse of the Presidential Palace in Haiti caught on tape.
NPH Haiti Earthquake Anniversary Video
NPH Haiti's numerous expanded and new programs since the January 12, 2010 earthquake. Visit www.nph.org for more information.
Haiti earthquake aftermath
A powerful earthquake struck Haiti's capital on Tuesday with withering force, toppling everything from simple shacks to the ornate National Palace. The dead and injured lay in the streets even as strong aftershocks rippled through the impoverished Caribbean country. --Update 1/13/10-- The Haiti earthquake destroyed thousands of homes and the Haitian government is warning that "hundreds of thousands" could be dead. But death tolls are frequently inaccurate in the immediate aftermath of such disasters. A Haitian official at the United Nation's said on Wednesday that 100000 of his countrymen had died in the earthquake the struck near Port-au-Prince, the capital, late on Tuesday and Haitian Prime Minister Jean-Max Bellerive told CNN that he's worried the death toll could climb into the hundreds of thousands.
Haiti Earthquake Aftermath Montage
A week after the devastating earthquake hit Haiti, I was hired to shoot ENG footage for two international networks. This is a montage of personal footage I shot of the aftermath during my spare time, in and around Port au Prince. We were in Haiti for a total of 6 days in which 2 of those days were spent traveling to and from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Due to the situation on the ground, all the footage was shot in 2 days, under direct sunlight and a great deal of pressure. As demanding as it was, it taught me how to pick shots on the fly, and in "not so perfect" lighting or shooting conditions. In regards to equipment, we traveled very lightly as security and logistics were our main concerns at that time. Once again the Kessler Pocket Dolly proved to be an essential tool in capturing my images. Lenses used: Canon 16-35 f2.8 L-series Canon 70-200 f2.8 L-series Canon 24-70 f2.8 L-series Locations: Port au Prince, Leogane, Carrefour Producer: Susan Modaress Music: Eric Wollo wollo.com Editing/ Color grading: Khalid Mohtaseb
Teaser and Trailer Film For The Haiti Earthquake Documentary
Help us make the official Haiti Earthquake Documentary - we have the footage and the team and the story - now we have to find a studio or backing. Please contact Peter Groverman Cell - 305-582-5643 if you think you can help or would like to contribute. This footage is film festival worthy - help us get it there. Let's tell the stories that need to be told. Enjoy.
Quake's impact rattles Haiti two years on
Haitians are marking the second anniversary of the country's devastating 2010 earthquake with public memorial services across Haiti. The government has said that the disaster killed 316000 people and displaced another 1.5 million. More than 500000 people are still living in temporary settlement camps since the quake occurred. The country continues to struggle to recover two years after the catastrophe, despite the billions of dollars in foreign aid pledged to help rebuild it. Andy Gallacher reports from Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital.
A Message on the Anniversary of the Haiti Earthquake
Heifer International president and CEO Pierre Ferrari and Heifer Haiti country director Hervil Cherubin discuss the progress the organization has made in the years since the earthquake and share Heifer's vision for long-term programs to relieve hunger and poverty in Haiti. Here's how to help: hefr.in
Japan and Haiti earthquakes
A look at how two different nations responded to devastating earthquakes.
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