Enroute to Haiti. Continuing the Quest.
It’s early Thursday morning and I am awaiting my flight from Tampa to Miami en-route to Haiti. Since I will be on the go from the moment I deplane in Port au Prince, I thought it wise to check-in before fully engaging in the tasks that await me. Over the course of the next
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Welcome to My World. The Difficulty That is the Haitian Journey.
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Mass Grave Anniversary. Moving Heaven & Earth to Right This Injustice.
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The Dead Are Never Forgotten. 4th Anniversary of Haiti Earthquake
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The Journey Takes A Toll…
For those of you who have been monitoring my activities over the last few days, I apologize that today’s post will be short on details. Unfortunately, the physical and emotional reserves that I built-up in November and December have already been depleted and I am too tired to say more than this: “I am
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Introduction of a Nationwide Air Ambulance Program
It’s the end of my third day in-country and I am already tired to the bone. In any event, today was a good day for Haiti as discernible progress was made within each of the following categories: Enhanced trauma response through the introduction of a nationwide air ambulance program Promotion of peace and social
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Wellness Centers, Transforming Resettlement Camps, Mass Grave Ceremonial Prep
My day began shortly after sunrise and I’m only now experiencing the sanctuary of a quiet moment to reflect upon my activities. While today was filled with many important conversations, the main thrust of my meetings fell within these three categories: The creation of wellness centers to address the psychiatric needs of traumatized Haitians
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6 Day Trip Revolves Around Transitioning Mass Graves at Titanyen
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Protecting the Fallen at Mass Graves in Haiti
In August, while mapping out new GPS coordinates for unmarked mass graves in Haiti, I discovered that one of the main mass grave sites in Titanyen was once again being used as a landfill for garbage. Though filled with great rage and immense sadness at what I had uncovered, I resolved then and there
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High Power Meetings Conclude
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