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How to describe your experience in Haiti to friends, colleagues and family (Who’ve never been there)

People want easy answers, bite sized portions of all the complexities that make a country what it is, and so when they ask you about your trip to Haiti, most people are looking for something along the lines of: It... Read more

MD. Anas January 8, 2015 Uncategorized Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Language, Service, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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Celebrating the Holidays in Haiti: New Year’s Day

For Haiti, January 1st as a day for celebration dates all the way back to 1804 when Jean Jacques Dessalines officially declared Haiti an independent nation. Now, year after year, Haitian families continue to usher in the New Year with a... Read more

MD. Anas January 2, 2015 Uncategorized Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Holiday, Humanity, International, Language, Traditions, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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What we take and what we leave behind. (Photography in Haiti Part 6/6)

We know that the members of this community go to Haiti to “do good”, but for those of you who have been to Haiti before, you already know that good will is barely the first step. Partnering with communities in... Read more

MD. Anas December 11, 2014 Uncategorized Art, Bilingual, Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Language, Photography, Service, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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Subject matter: Who’s on the other end of your camera? (Photography Part 5/6)

Who’s on the other end of your camera? Cameras and photography continue to represent tricky terrain; how should we react to the people in front of our cameras? Please don’t forget that these people are so much more than the subject... Read more

MD. Anas December 4, 2014 Uncategorized Art, Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, International, Language, 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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Getting the Job Done

One of the biggest cultural adjustments that most Americans experience when visiting Haiti is schedule. “We’ll leave at 2” or “We’ll meet at 5” or “Church starts at 8” don’t mean quite the same thing in Haiti as they do... Read more

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

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Tag : Language

How to describe your experience in Haiti to friends, colleagues and family (Who’ve never been there)

Celebrating the Holidays in Haiti: New Year’s Day

What we take and what we leave behind. (Photography in Haiti Part 6/6)

Subject matter: Who’s on the other end of your camera? (Photography Part 5/6)

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

Getting the Job Done

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Tag : Language

How to describe your experience in Haiti to friends, colleagues and family (Who’ve never been there)

Celebrating the Holidays in Haiti: New Year’s Day

What we take and what we leave behind. (Photography in Haiti Part 6/6)

Subject matter: Who’s on the other end of your camera? (Photography Part 5/6)

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

Getting the Job Done

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