I am conducting interviews with people living in the displaced persons camps in Haiti. Here are a few photos from yesterday and today.


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I am conducting interviews with people living in the displaced persons camps in Haiti. Here are a few photos from yesterday and today.
Powerful pictures. The news media has moved on, but how long will these people be displaced?
It is so very frustrating and heartbreaking to know that it’s raining on so many people there who have no tents, tarps, plastic to keep them dry and their feet out of water, yet people on the ground there say tents, tarps and plastic are sitting in Port-au-Prince! UN personnel drive around in new white SUVs while Haitians suffer!
Thank you, Anna, for your hope and insight.
Here’s some news of what other people are doing around the country to help. In my hometown, beetles are eating away at the Ponderosa pine forests, and a man has opted to donate some wood from this issue to Haiti to help build places to live. Bits of progress at a time!
http://summitcountyvoice.com/2010/03/11/colorado-beetle-kill-wood-headed-for-haiti/#more-4030
I very much appreciated your presentation, the slide show, and thoughtful answers to questions. The point about the local agencies at work is a particularly important one.
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