Cholera epidemic continues to claim lives in Haiti

More than 1,300 people have died in Haiti from an outbreak of cholera. Efforts to control the epidemic have been disrupted by riots against UN peacekeepers, who are being blamed for the outbreak

http://www.guardian.co.uk/global-development/gallery/2010/nov/23/haiti-cholera-outbreak#/?picture=368965529&index=5

Sean Penn on Haiti

Sean Penn on Haiti

Haiti: A Shared Committment

Haitian Bloggers Collection

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Haitian Bloggers: http://haitianbloggers.collected.info/

Some Haitians are making the move to the motherland!

Haitians to Africa? Senegal resettlement plans gain steam

Senegal's President Abdoulaye Wade announced this week that 50 Haitians displaced by last month’s devastating earthquake have taken him up on his offer to resettle in Senegal.

http://www.csmonitor.com/World/Africa/2010/0202/Haitians-to-Africa-Senegal-resettlement-plans-gain-steam

Transparency: Who Has Given the Most to Haiti

http://www.good.is/post/transparency-who-has-given-the-most-to-haiti/

Support for Haiti: Lambi Fund

Support the Lambi Fund of Haiti

About The Lambi Fund of Haiti

We are a diverse group of individuals from many walks of life who work together toward economic justice, democracy and alternative sustainable development in Haiti.
The Lambi Fund of Haiti is a 501(c)(3), tax exempt not for profit organization.


http://www.lambifund.org

Haiti - a history of intervention, occupation and resistance

As predictions for the death toll from the Haitian earthquakes rise over 200,000, ABC News have reported that planes carrying medical equipment and relief supplies are having to compete with soldiers for the valuable slots at Port-au-Prince airport which was taken over by the US military after the quake. Since the start of the great anti-slavery republican insurrection nearly 220 years ago, Haiti has been presented as a dangerous place incapable of running its own affairs and requiring foreign intervention. Yet the reality is its people were the first enslaved population to deliver themselves from slavery and also carried out what was only the third successful republican insurrection on the planet.  Read More>>>

In the early 1920's --> "The US occupation imposed a new constitution which allowed foreign companies to own land. In a warning for what lies in wait for the survivors of the Haitian earthquake, the US State Department justified this as being in the interests of the Haitian people, reporting that "It was obvious that if our occupation was to be beneficial to Haiti and further her progress it was necessary that foreign capital should come to Haiti...and Americans could hardly be expected to put their money into plantations and big agricultural enterprises in Haiti if they could not themselves own the land on which their money was to be spent." In reality, these changes saw peasant freeholders forced off the land to become labourers in the vast plantations that US corporations created as they bought up that land."  Read more>>> 
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Haiti: 360°

Haiti earthquake: 360° video

Take a look at 360° degree video from Haiti after the Earthquake

And Photos of the Haiti Earthquake aftermath

Click here to go to CNN Photo gallery

Tell IMF and IDB to forgive Haiti's Debt!

No shock doctrine for Haiti: tell the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and InterAmerican Development Bank (IDB) to forgive Haiti's debt. Click here to Sign the Petition! @credomobile Pls RT #Haiti

Resources for volunteer opportunities in Haiti

HAITI RELIEF NEWS: Resources for volunteer opportunities in Haiti

Operation USA will not be sending volunteers to Haiti–yet there are many groups that will. With the large number of inquiries, we wanted to share these resources.

Operation USA Haiti Relief

Canada commits $135 million to Haiti relief

Canada Commits

Join Wyclef Jean by donating to the Haitian relief effort at participating Starbucks

Port-au-prince, Haiti in the 40's and 50's

President Clinton's Haiti Photo Gallery