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On Feeling Trapped: What Mobility Looks Like In Haiti

I’ve thought a lot recently about feeling trapped. In Tabarre, we aren’t permitted to walk anywhere. There are armed guards at the gates to all of the NPH properties, and we have to find a driver and request a ride... Read more

MD. Anas February 19, 2015 Guest Blogger Community, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Service, Travel, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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Conversations on style and shopping second hand: Haiti’s Pepe Trade

Non! Tout rad nou yo dezyèm men. [No! All our clothes are second hand!] We were having a conversation about clothing and style in Haiti. She disagreed with me when I said that people here dressed differently compared to my... Read more

MD. Anas February 12, 2015 Uncategorized Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, Language, Service, Travel, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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What do you talk about in a sandwich shop in Port au Prince?

Walking into the Epidor above the Tabarre Delimart, we began to speculate about what the NY Sandwich might be, or what exactly is the sòs franse, and why would it somehow accompany the NY Sandwich? I at least, was a bit confused. Mid way into our... Read more

MD. Anas February 5, 2015 Uncategorized Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, International, Language, Service, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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Reflection

“Life has no other discipline to impose, if we would but realize it, than to accept life unquestioningly. Everything… we deny, denigrate or despise, serves to defeat us in the end. What seems nasty, painful, evil, can become a source... Read more

MD. Anas January 29, 2015 Guest Blogger Community, Creole, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Language, Service, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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Feelings of a Foreigner in Haiti: “The Follow Up” Part 2

I know this isn’t a unique situation that I find myself in; many of you have traveled extensively, both to Haiti and other areas of the world, so you already know that even short trips leave you with a lot... Read more

MD. Anas January 22, 2015 Uncategorized Bilingual, Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Language, Service, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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So How Was Haiti? The Follow Up.

So, how was Haiti? During the last seven days I enjoyed conversations that opened doors, and at night I watched the gates to the guest house lock a part of Haiti out in order to keep us safely inside. From inside... Read more

MD. Anas January 16, 2015 Uncategorized Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Language, Service, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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On Feeling Trapped: What Mobility Looks Like In Haiti

Conversations on style and shopping second hand: Haiti’s Pepe Trade

What do you talk about in a sandwich shop in Port au Prince?

Reflection

Feelings of a Foreigner in Haiti: “The Follow Up” Part 2

So How Was Haiti? The Follow Up.

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Tag : Haitian Creole

On Feeling Trapped: What Mobility Looks Like In Haiti

Conversations on style and shopping second hand: Haiti’s Pepe Trade

What do you talk about in a sandwich shop in Port au Prince?

Reflection

Feelings of a Foreigner in Haiti: “The Follow Up” Part 2

So How Was Haiti? The Follow Up.

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