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Haiti, Lately – Photos
I want to share with everybody some photos of the amazing and inspiring work being done in Haiti lately. The below pictures are all by David Hume Kennerly. A group shot outside of the Nap Vanse Family Clinic – in the photo are some of our extraordinary doctors and nurses Goofing off with We Advance ...
We Advance Update
For the latest updates about my NGO, We Advance please click here. We’ve been doing some very exciting work and have branched out into three main programs: 1. MEDICAL CLINIC - The clinic now sees about 150 patients a day and is the only clinic in the neighborhood to focus on women & children (though ...
Kim Kardashian: We Came to Haiti to Celebrate (Huffington Post)
Who knew a woman who runs around on TV with a gun and another who runs around in heels would have so much in common? We were brought together through a bizzare turn of events, and we discovered our mutual goal of empowering women using our own unique voices. We decided to journey together with ...
Hamptons for Haiti Event
The Hamptons for Haiti event on July 17, 2011 was a huge success! 250 people came to support We Advance and Global Dirt. It was such an incredible feeling seeing my awesome partners, Barbara Guillaume, Aleda Frishman and Alison Thompson along with the beautiful Nicole Ross from Global Dirt, standing on stage and telling their stories. As ...
Hamptons For Haiti Event July 17
Please join us for our Hamptons for Haiti Event this weekend on Sunday, July 17, from 12-3 PM. We Advance has partnered together with Global DIRT to raise funds for the first ambulance service in Cité Soleil, Haiti–the poorest slum in all of the western hemisphere. I hope to see all my NYC friends there! ...
Focus Groups and Hygiene Classes in Haiti
Here is an update on some happenings at WE ADVANCE: The data garnered by this week’s long process of mapping and survey is still being sorted through. All known operations were visited, as well as those ones stumbled upon as we walked the streets documenting all services available in the area, their contact information, and ...
The Amazing People of We Advance.org
We Advance is such a success thanks to many generous and wonderful people. First, let me tell you about some of the women working tirelessly, on the ground in Haiti, for We Advance. There is our ever-present Tina. What would we do without her? The work we are doing has no set hours, and at ...
Women Key to Haitian Rebuilding
Voters in Haiti go to the polls on Sunday, March 20, 2011 to elect a new president and a new Parliament. Those elected will face daunting challenges as Haiti rebuilds itself: quake-related devastation, systemic poverty, ongoing crises in the delivery of basic services such as health care and education, and violence. According to the International Organization for Migration, 3 million Haitians -- nearly one third of the population -- were affected by the quake; an estimated 1.3 million were displaced and 800,000 remain in camps. The UN estimates that 300,000 people lost their lives and that the majority of those were women. Before the quake, over 70 percent of Haitians lived on less than $2 per day. And then there is the cholera outbreak, which has affected thousands of Haitians.
Haiti
$20 billion worth of gold recently estimated: http://t.co/B0jkOENx "Gold was last gathered in #Haiti in the 1500s, after Columbus..."4 hours ago from web
RT @kiskeacity: #Haiti: Is the Diaspora Doing Enough? Part One | NEWS JUNKIE POST http://t.co/j2CYruVS [Some great points about NGOs.] #MINUSTAH #TOURISTAH4 hours ago from HootSuite
Hoje completa um mês de missão no #Haiti, saudade da esposa do filho, mas e isso ai #TudoPassa #FéNaMissão4 hours ago from web
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