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Guest Blogger Katie Lawler: When Visitors Come to Haiti

There may be times when we are powerless to prevent injustice, but there must never be a time when we fail to protest. -Elie Wiesel This month has brought a huge number of visiting teams to the villa where we... Read more

MD. Anas November 28, 2014 Uncategorized Community, Creole, Haiti, Haitian Creole, International, Service 0 0 Read more

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Marie Arago, Photographer & Co-Founder of FotoKonbit: On Photography in Haiti (Photography Part 4/6 cont.)

For those of you who are new to our blog, you can check out last week’s blog post here! Today, we’re delighted to bring you the follow up to our last post and introduce Marie Arago, photographer and co-founder of FotoKonbit. 1.... Read more

MD. Anas November 24, 2014 Uncategorized Art, Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Interview, Photography, Service, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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Who’s telling whose story? When Haiti speaks for herself. (Photography part 4/6)

In our last post, we touched briefly on adjusting our focus so that we might see Haiti the way Haitians see it. I’d like to introduce you to an organization called FotoKonbit to show you just what I’m talking about.... Read more

MD. Anas November 13, 2014 Service Art, Community, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Photography, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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The Danger of a Single Image (Photography Part 2/6)

In October 2009, Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie took the stage at a TED Talk event to describe the danger of a single story. Her speech has since been viewed over a million times on the TED channel. As photography... Read more

MD. Anas October 30, 2014 Uncategorized Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, International, Photography, Service, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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Photography in Haiti: The Stories We Tell (Photography Part 1/6)

After our talk with Elizabeth Turnbull and our discussion on storytelling in Haiti, I started to wonder, how do we tell stories? And then, how do I tell stories? It turned into a pretty slippery slope, so bear with me.... Read more

MD. Anas October 23, 2014 Uncategorized Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Language, Photography, Service, Volunteer 2 0 0 Read more

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Interview with Children’s Author Elizabeth Turnbull

What inspired to you to begin the Janjak & Freda series? I noticed that there aren’t many children’s books about Haiti, and there are even fewer that are accessible to Haitian children in Kreyol. Most books published are in French,... Read more

MD. Anas October 16, 2014 Language Bilingual, Books, Children's Books, Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, International, Interview 0 0 Read more

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Guest Blogger Katie Lawler: When Visitors Come to Haiti

Marie Arago, Photographer & Co-Founder of FotoKonbit: On Photography in Haiti (Photography Part 4/6 cont.)

Who’s telling whose story? When Haiti speaks for herself. (Photography part 4/6)

The Danger of a Single Image (Photography Part 2/6)

Photography in Haiti: The Stories We Tell (Photography Part 1/6)

Interview with Children’s Author Elizabeth Turnbull

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Guest Blogger Katie Lawler: When Visitors Come to Haiti

Marie Arago, Photographer & Co-Founder of FotoKonbit: On Photography in Haiti (Photography Part 4/6 cont.)

Who’s telling whose story? When Haiti speaks for herself. (Photography part 4/6)

The Danger of a Single Image (Photography Part 2/6)

Photography in Haiti: The Stories We Tell (Photography Part 1/6)

Interview with Children’s Author Elizabeth Turnbull

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