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Welcome to the Marriott: Your all inclusive Haiti experience

Tourism in Haiti is on the rise once more. The country has made it to the top of many “Must Visit” lists for 2015 and is once again beginning to attract a number of travelers drawn in by Haiti’s unique... Read more

MD. Anas April 2, 2015 Tourism Haiti, International, Service, Travel 0 0 Read more

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When art replaces charity: What does “doing aid work right” look like?

Haiti: “The NGO Capital of the World” It seems like the island once known as The Pearl of the Antilles deserves better. With new organizations popping up over night and others disappearing with the daylight, NGO culture in Haiti can often... Read more

MD. Anas March 26, 2015 Uncategorized Art, Community, Crafts, Creole, Education, Featured, Haiti, Humanity, International, Jewelry, Service, Travel, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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That’s not what I meant: On goats, peanuts, and exercise regimens in Haiti

Dèyè mon gen mon. This well-known Haitian proverb is probably not new to you. Behind mountains there are mountains; you move past one trial or obstacle only to find a new one. In my experience at least, the more Creole... Read more

MD. Anas March 12, 2015 Language Bilingual, Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Service, Travel, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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What would you say if no one else could understand you?

Growing up I had a friend whose parents were non-native English speakers; whenever they wanted to hide the content of their conversation from us (for better or worse) they’d drop the English and switch to their first language. Whenever they... Read more

MD. Anas March 5, 2015 Language Bilingual, Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Service, Travel, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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We just didn’t have the time

This is no longer a valid excuse. Not an excuse. Even just a few words can have a big impact, and everyone is capable of bringing a few words of Creole with them to Haiti. Making the effort to speak... Read more

MD. Anas February 26, 2015 Language Community, Creole, Education, Haiti, Haitian Creole, Humanity, International, Service, Travel, Volunteer 0 0 Read more

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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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Welcome to the Marriott: Your all inclusive Haiti experience

That’s not what I meant: On goats, peanuts, and exercise regimens in Haiti

What would you say if no one else could understand you?

We just didn’t have the time

On Feeling Trapped: What Mobility Looks Like In Haiti

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Welcome to the Marriott: Your all inclusive Haiti experience

When art replaces charity: What does “doing aid work right” look like?

That’s not what I meant: On goats, peanuts, and exercise regimens in Haiti

What would you say if no one else could understand you?

We just didn’t have the time

On Feeling Trapped: What Mobility Looks Like In Haiti

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