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Haiti Kidnapping - August 2008
Haiti's dismal economy means many have turned to kidnapping, relying on ransom money to survive. In the Cite Soleil slums, these dangerous kidnappers tell their story for the first time. "The situation is hard now. After president Aristede left, I lost my income from him. Now I kidnap and I have killed a lot of people." He is one of many kidnappers who lost their jobs as hired thugs when the dictator Arisitde was overthrown in 2004. Now they negotiate up to $4000 for the release of a captive. "This is Haiti man, a gangsters' paradise, get what you need and then get out." Native Voice Films
We Are The World 25 For Haiti - Official Video
Recorded on February 1st, 2010, in the same studio as the original 25 years earlier (Henson Recording Studios, formerly A&M Recording Studios) "We Are The World 25 For Haiti", in which Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie serve as executive producers and producers, was created in collaboration with executive producers Wyclef Jean, Randy Phillips and Peter Tortorici; producers Humberto Gattica and RedOne; and co-producers Rickey Minor, Mervyn Warren and Patti Austin to benefit the Haitian earthquake relief efforts and the rebuilding of Haiti. Academy Award-winning writer-director Paul Haggis (Crash, Million Dollar Baby), whose own personal efforts as well as those of Artists for Peace and Justice have already saved countless lives in Haiti, filmed the private recording session to create the accompanying video and behind-the-scenes production, and serves as Film Director and as an Executive Producer with Jones, Richie, Jean, Phillips and Tortorici. The 25th Anniversary recording features over 80 artists and performers. The recording of We Are The World 25 For Haiti embodied the same enthusiasm, sense of purpose and generosity as the original recording 25 years ago. Every one of the artists who participated, regardless of genre or generation, walked into the room with their hearts and souls completely open to coming together to help the people of Haiti.
Haiti
pictures Haiti before & after. I realize the last song is a little happy considering the sadness of the destruction, but I wanted traditional Haitian music in my slideshow. The one thing I've learned about Haitians....they're fighters. Songs: #1 - Li Pa Normal (Are you ready) - (by Carimi) #2 - Unknown title (by Djakout Mizik) #3 - Ayiti Bang Bang (by Carimi)
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Purchase an exclusive book of photos taken by Jared Leto during his trip to Haiti around the first anniversary of the devastating earthquake that hit the country on January 12, 2010. 100% of net profits will go to charities to assist those affected by the quake — bit.ly More information available at JaredLeto.com. Sisyphus Corporation © 2011
HAITI II
"My return trip in 2011 was a homecoming of sorts as I was fortunate to live in this magical country when I was a kid. Although it was a relatively short period of time, it had a profound impact on my life, so when I heard about the devastating earthquake on the morning of Jan. 12, 2010, I knew I had to go back and find a way to help." — Read the full article - as featured on The Huffington Post: bit.ly More information available at JaredLeto.com. Sisyphus Corporation © 2011
President Martelly's Performance, Haiti Carnival | 02.20.12
Haiti Carnival 2012: President Martelly Performance in Les Cayes
HAITI CHERIE STEVY MAHY FEAT JAMES GERMAIN OFFICIAL VIDEO
HAITI CHERIE 'S NEW STEVY MAHY VIDEO DIRECTED BY YVETOT GOUIN, SHOT ENTIRELY ON LOCATION IN PORT AU PRINCE , HAITI DOWNLOAD THE SONG HERE : itunes.apple.com
Insight: Haiti - "Madame, here is your baby"
Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) makes it a priority to provide life-saving, emergency obstetric care in both acute and chronic humanitarian crises. Fifteen percent of all pregnancies worldwide will experience a life-threatening complication. The most critical moment is delivery: the majority of maternal deaths occur just before, during, or just after delivery, often from complications that cannot be predicted. It is at this point that the provision of quality obstetric care is vital to save women's lives. The majority of maternal deaths are avoidable when access to emergency obstetric care is ensured.
Haiti Relief Fund Oversees a Primary School in Falaise, Croix-Des-Bouquets
April 17, 2012 Haiti Relief Fund oversees a primary school in Falaise, Croix-Des-Bouquets. As education is the predictor for success, Haiti Relief Fund is dedicated in improving education for our children in Haiti. The children in Haiti need your help for a better tomorrow. www.HaitiReliefFund.org
Haiti Cholera Vaccine Project - Delivery
In April 2012, Partners In Health began vaccinating 50000 Haitians, providing them with protection against cholera that will last for up to three years. Getting to this point wasn't easy. Critics said a cholera vaccination wouldn't work in Haiti. But, at Partners In Health, we're committed to doing whatever it takes to save lives -- even if it's not easy and even if the critics doubt us. We will work tirelessly to prevent senseless deaths. As always, we worked with the national government to get this project off the ground. And the vaccine project is now moving forward before the worst of the rainy season -- and the almost inevitable spike in cases of cholera. With your continuing support, we'll build a movement to use the vaccine across Haiti -- and make investments in water and sanitation -- to put an end to the world's worst cholera epidemic. Follow PIH's Cholera Vaccine Project: ow.ly
WeTopia: Justin Bieber Intros Gifted Haitian Talent
Justin Bieber introduces you to an amazing drummer from an orphanage in Haiti supported with food, medicine and vitamins from Wetopia players. Play WeTopia here: apps.facebook.com
Arcade Fire in Haiti
Footage we took (ourselves, with some also by Bec Rollins from Partners In Health) on trips to Haiti... March 2011 visits to PIH sites, February 2012 visits across the country (including PIH and Kanpe sites and Kanaval in Jacmel). The last little bit of singing is by Ti Zwazo, who works as a gardener for PIH. He opened for us and RAM when we played in Cange last year.
HAITI VIDEO NEWS LUNDI 07 MAI 2012
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HAITI II
Purchase an exclusive book of photos taken by Jared Leto during his trip to Haiti around the first anniversary of the devastating earthquake that hit the country on January 12, 2010. 100% of net profits will go to charities to assist those affected by the quake — bit.ly More information available at JaredLeto.com. Sisyphus Corporation © 2011
HAITI NEWS : 20 PEOPLE GOT ARRESTED BY HAITIAN AUTHORITIES MARCH 20TH ,2012
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Haiti Relief Fund Oversees The Construction of The William Eisenberg Community School of Bedon
January 21, 2012 Haiti Relief Fund oversees the construction of The William Eisenberg Community School in Bedon, Morne a Chandelle south east of Haiti. 90% of the population don't know how to read and write especially in the remote rural area of Haiti. Haiti Relief Fund's goal is to build primary schools for under privileged children throughout these mountains. Education is the predictor for success, the children in Haiti need your help. www.HaitiReliefFund.org
Haitian Jonas Things Haitian Parents Say
Haitian Jonas & Haitian Father Goes in on things Haitian Parent & Haitian Kids Say Facebook.com/HaitianJo Follow us - @joclownz @JonasHaitianDad
Inside Story Americas - Haiti: The republic of NGOs?
It has been two years since Haiti was devastated by a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. Since then only half of the promised aid has been delivered. Guests Kim Ives, Mark Weisbrot and Ray Laforest discuss why reconstruction is taking too long to complete.
Haiti Relief Fund Oversees a Primary School Project in Douane, Croix-Des-Bouquets
April 17, 2012 Haiti Relief Fund oversees a primary school project in Douane, Croix-Des-Bouquets. The condition of the school is terrible, the children in Haiti need your help for a better tomorrow. Education is the predictor for success. www.HaitiReliefFund.org
Inside Story Americas - Did Haiti's Duvalier get away with murder?
A Haitian judge decided this week that Jean-Claude Duvalier should not stand trial for crimes against humanity, drawing the ire of human rights groups. Will his victims ever get justice? Guests: Kim Ives, Jean Yves Point-du-Jour and Brian Concannon.
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)
CCB in Haiti
The Chief Executive Officer for the CCB - Arvel Grant speaks on the work of the CCB in Haiti over the years
HAITI Source Matelas IBO BEACH
I love HAITI with all my heart. On Sunday's We Get WILD by the sea. ((( IBO BEACH ))) Source Matelas. BON BAGAY NET.
Haiti Rebuilds - A Journey of Hope
Two years ago, over two million Haitians saw their lives change forever after a magnitude 7.0 earthquake rocked their country, killing over 200000 and displacing 1.5 million people. The world reacted quickly, sending in aid and recovery teams, pledging money and support to rebuild a country that already experienced high levels of poverty and inequality. Since the immediate earthquake aftermath the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has been working with the Government of Haiti and a wide range of national and international partners, civil society organizations -- and especially with the affected communities, with Haitians at the centre of the recovery process. Haiti Rebuilds, a 20-minute documentary was created by recently graduated students from Ciné Institute, Haiti's only professional film academy in the southern coastal town of Jacmel. It was co-produced by UNDP and mentored and directed by award-winning documentary-maker Jonathan Stack. The film depicts the reconstruction process through the lenses of young Haitians who have witnessed the earthquake's devastation; but also the tremendous resilience of the Haitian people, taking the reconstruction of their country -- and their future -- into their own hands.
This is Haiti !! Mwen se ayisyien, Sa se Ayiti
"Mwen se ayisyien, Sa se Ayiti... Je suis haïtien, ca c'est Haïti... I am Haïtian... This is Haïti Cette vidéo nous démontre l'initiative autonome d'une personne qui tient à Cœur son pays. En quelques jours, il a fait ce montage vidéo afin de nous rappeler l'importance des valeurs, de la beauté et des richesses de notre pays et, qu'il est possible de faire beaucoup, sans trop de financement, la promotion de notre pays. La campagne de lancement du changement d'Image d'Haïti a démarré... Appréciez ce premier video qui n'est que le début d'une campagne de mobilisation pour changer une fois pour toute l'image de notre Haïti Chérie!!!
HAITI ON DEMAND
INTRODUCTION: The idea of using video footage as factual additive to the creative essay took me out of my comfort zone. Even while engaged in the process of documenting through the written word, I was concerned to not cross the lines between the traditional documentary and the extremes of a creative essay. The subject of "problems" in Haiti is not novel; it is only the recent earthquake of January 12, 2010 that has reiterated to the world Haiti's handicaps and its proximity to Western wealth. To the logical spectators, it doesn't make sense that Haiti is so poor yet fuels the wealth of it's neighborhood super power countries. How? That is a matter for demonstration and that's why this creative essay serves as outlet, to encourage debates that bring about some answers, and work. The interviewees who participated as in the making of Haiti on Demand, are knowledgeable on the topic of Haiti Problems. They are professionals and or individuals who have acquired first person knowledge of Haiti by visiting and or through civic engagements. This creative essay is divided into ten parts: Each part is to be read along with the video clip, video address is listed on the cover page. The format is certainly non-conventional as I have deliberately chosen not to capitalize the names of certain institutions that should be capitalized. The title of this creative essay, Haiti on Demand, is also misleading with intent. But it is that very same "dismissal with intent", which gives the title ...
HAITI: We Must Kill the BANDITS - Trailer2
For broadband pay-per-view and DVD ordering information: haitiinformationproject.net This is a video the UN and Haiti's presidential contenders in the 2010 elections don't want you to see! For broadband pay-per-view and DVD ordering information: bit.ly Before the cholera epidemic... Before the earthquake... ...it was one of the greatest human rights cover-ups in history. Haiti: We Must Kill the Bandits Blood literally runs through the streets in this chronicle of Feb. 2004's forced ouster of Haiti's elected President Jean Bertrand Aristide and the terror of its citizens that followed. While many more may have died in recent natural tragedies in Haiti, this film shows how terror and repression have had their own distinct and lasting impact on the consciousness of the Haitian people. The film shows thousands of Aristide supporters gathered to celebrate his inauguration; he promised political and social change, better education, food, and health care for the masses. But not everyone was in favor of change. Haiti's business community and intelligentsia worked against Aristide from the very beginning. And they wouldn't accept, it seems, that a poor man's vote is worth as much as a rich man's. Internationally, most mainstream media reported only negatively on Aristide. At his ouster, they gave the impression that Aristide fled to South Africa out of concern for his own safety. A transitional government was put in place as tens of thousands of pro-Aristide/Lavalas supporters ...
256. MissionCast - Reaching out to Haiti (UMTV Video)
The Pope Family of Columbia, Tennessee shares a special bond with Haiti. In 2002, Bill and Bronwen Pope, and daughters Hannah and Noe, adopted baby Kenson, and a year later, baby Caeden, from Haiti. They are members of the Hillsboro United Methodist Church. There is so much to be done in Haiti. The Office of Creative Ministries is setting up regular mission trips to Haiti to install Hydraid pure water filters. The special 2012 Festival of Sharing Heifer International project is that of providing families with pigs. For information about these projects go to the Office of Creative Ministries website at umocm.com. Or call 573-474-7155 or email Dora Thackery at Thackery@umocm.com.
We Built a Well in Haiti
In which Hank continues the story of Savann Tabak, a village in Haiti where a bunch of cool people live. And the story, at this point, has a happy ending. LiveStreaming all day at www.youtube.com Vote on Water.org at www.projectforawesome.com Check out the charity auctions at http Get John's Zombie Story with at $10 donation dft.ba Get at TFIOS Sharpie at dft.ba Hanklerfishes!! dft.ba
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.
Haiti 'abuse victim' says he is ready to testify
Uruguay's military says marines accused of sexually assaulting a Haitian boy while on a UN mission there are back on active duty and receiving full pay. While a court has said that the alleged victim, Johnny Jean, has not testified, i an exclusive interview he told Al Jazeera that he had not been contacted by investigators looking into the case. Lucia Newman reports from Montevideo, Uruguay.
Common's 2011 Haiti trip & "Sweet" vid teaser
Download "The Dreamer/The Believer" Album On iTunes Today! bit.ly A behind the scenes look at Common's Haiti trip and video shoot for "Sweet"
Arcade Fire - Haiti
I've uploaded a higher quality version - just click on the video response link. Shot entirely on location in Haiti. This was filmed throughout all of Haiti a couple of years ago. All of market and street footage was filmed in the streets of Port-au-Prince. My heart goes out to the people of Haiti during this time of great turmoil. They are a beautiful people in a beautiful country.
George Stroumboulopoulos visits Haiti
George Stroumboulopoulos talks about his recent visit to Haiti two years after a devastating earthquake hit the country.
Haiti's Pepe Trade: How Secondhand American Clothes Became a First-Rate Business
"Haiti has practically become a trash can," says Ketcia Pierre-Louis, "where everything people in other countries don't need comes here." Pierre-Louis is a businesswoman and affiliate of the Croix-des-Bouquets Chamber of Commerce, just outside of Port-au-Prince, Haiti. Like many critics of imported second-hand clothing, which is known locally as "pepe," she believes the practice undercuts domestic businesses and industries. Some have even called for the government to ban the practice. But Haiti's pepe trade is decidedly a business—not a charity. In fact, it starts with Haitian Americans buying goods at US thrift stores and shipping products to Port-au-Prince and other ports. Pepe may include hand-me-downs, but the clothing is high-quality, stylish, and cheap. More important, average Haitians prefer the choice of wearing such apparel—and brands like Polo, Lacoste, and Converse—to not having access to such products at all. Far from turning Haiti into a trash can, the market in pepe shows how buyers and sellers enrich each other through exchange. Produced by Tate Watkins and Jon Bougher. Approximately 4 minutes. Visit www.reason.tv for HD, iPod and audio versions of this video and subscribe to Reason.tv's Youtube channel to receive automatic notification when new material goes live.
Minister Farrakhan, Wyclef Jean on Haiti TV & Radio (Dec. 14, 2011)
(FinalCall.com) - On Wednesday December 14, 2011 the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan and Wyclef Jean appeared on a live Radio/TV simulcast on Haiti's very popular morning shows.
Conversations with residents of Savanette, Haiti
WNWO talks with some of the people impacted by Missions International of America
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.
This is Haiti ,Sa se Ayiti , I'am proud to be Haitian"
Artists ,Izolan ,Shabba ,J.Perry ,Wanito .......This is Haiti!! Mwen se ayisyien, Sa se Ayiti ...Site sa se pou ayisyen palecho.com
Haiti Trip 2012 - EVMS Student Outreach
In March 2012, EVMS students visited Haiti to provide healthcare and deliver 15 Lifesaver jerrycans, which are capable of filtering over 60000 gallons of dirty water, or 500000 water bottles. Many people have died of cholera in Haiti due to the lack of access to clean water. To donate more filters contact Jon Gellman - Gellmaj@evms.edu
16x9 - Home at Last: Haitian orphans adopted
For those in the process of adopting a son or daughter from Haiti, images of the earthquake's aftermath were a personal nightmare. Mike Armstrong tells the story of two Canadian families whose adopted children escaped a nation in ruins.
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