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Sorting Coffee, Baptiste, Haiti, May, 2013
Michaux Flelan, at her coffee stand, Cange, Haiti. May, 2014. It is remarkable, humbling and something strange how events swirl and conspire to give us gifts, just for a moment. Here’s my friend Mdm. Michaux, whose early-morning coffee is becoming ...
A few days ago, I drove by this housing development just north of Port Au Prince. It is vast, colorful, without doorways, and row upon row of emptiness. Questions persist as to why, over two years after the construction project began, the site ...
Pere Fritz Lafontant, leaving church at Kay Epin, Haiti. January 27, 2013 “As an artist, you are a representative human being—you have to believe in that in order to give your life over to that effort to create something of value. You’re not ...
To make online viewing easier, this collection is arranged in ten sections. Each section has links in the upper-left area to go back or forward to the next group. I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X UPDATE (March, 2018) – Now ...
Flag Day Parade, Zanmi Lasante, Cange, Haiti. May 18, 2009
Part II: Save NGO Sec. from Itself (and Haiti from the NGOs) http://open.salon.com/blog/timotuck/2010/03/10/part_ii_save_ngo_sec_from_itself_and_haiti_from_the_ngos
Despite Rape and Abject Poverty, Haiti’s Women Hold the Power for Change http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ingrid-arnesen/despite-rape-and-abject-p_1_b_1459271.html
Kenia Pierre Dominique – Timoun yo desfavorises (The unwanted children) I have created a web page with notes and resources for a talk I give tomorrow about teaching photography in Haiti. The above image is from a series about children who are, ...