Annoureveye Blog: Let's Wake Up

Compatriotes, L’heure est à la réflexion active et à l’action réfléchie. Je vous propose cette chanson de Luck Mervil qui, à mon avis, vous aidera à aiguiser votre réflexion. Valéry Numa et Daly Valet l’utilisent à l’émission Vision 2000 à l’écoute. Prions pour que la paix règne en Haïti.  Gardons l’espoir que Dieu ne nous [...]

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Six months after the January 12th earthquake, many of us have a myriad of questions regarding reconstruction efforts. To date, not much has been accomplished in Haiti; our sisters and brothers are living in unacceptable conditions. What is the problem in Haiti? Why are plans moving so slowly? With time, it becomes clearer that the [...]

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The health conference on Haiti that I have mentioned in previous posts will take place this weekend in Miami. The details are listed below. With our strong commitment to its development, Haiti will rise again. Friday, April 16, 2010: · 4:30 PM: Moment of contemplation for victims of the earthquake.Welcome to participants and declaration of [...]

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Coalition et Colloque pour le Sauvetage d’Haiti Coalition For Saving Haiti (C.O.S.H.) is pleased to present the following video for its upcoming April 16-18 health symposium in Miami, Florida.  The details of the event are listed for you. As you know, Haitianrenaissance.com is eager to assist any organization involved in the renaissance of Haiti.  With [...]

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It’s been over two months since a devastating earthquake struck Haiti. As an expatriate, what have you done for Haiti since the tragedy?  If you have done nothing yet, what do you intend to do? I suppose that we can reflect on the first question over  the weekend.  Of course, the second question applies if [...]

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Interested in Haiti’s renaissance? Join people  who are looking for solutions & action, just like you are. We invite you to participate in tomorrow’s teleconference.  Please call 218-862-1300, Code:641699, at 11 a.m. EST. In the meantime, keep in mind that, despite our current circumstances, Haiti will rise again. Yes, it will.

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Here are some words of comfort from B.P. Clarke. We appreciate all efforts to send strength to our brothers and sisters.  We will rebuild Port-au-Prince, the capital, and Haiti in general.  Let’s keep the faith.

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