6 months later: What’s happening in Haiti?
This week marks the six-month anniversary of the devastating earthquake in Haiti and many of our partners and friends are featuring videos, stories, reports and more of the work that they’re doing on the ground. Here’s a round-up of several of our partners:
Videos, interactive maps, stories, news updates and more from the American Red Cross.
A grassroots plan for response moving forward from American Jewish World Service.
A profile of Mildrède Béliard, CARE’s National Communications Officer in Haiti.
A special online magazine on Haiti from Compassion International.
A six-month update report from Mercy Corps, which includes a host of stories from the ground.
An update on work on the ground from One Day’s Wages.
An interactive Google map that highlights videos, visuals, and updates from Oxfam International.
An interactive website that offers stories from the ground, updates on advocacy work, and photos from Partners in Health.
A six-month progress report from Save the Children.
A fact sheet on progress made over the past 6 months from the World Food Programme.
An interview with World Vision staff members about the quake and challenges ahead.
UPDATE:
Check out this fact sheet courtesy of the UN Foundation on “Helping the UN Help Haiti”.
And Food for the Hungry has another excellent report looking at Haiti’s last 6 months.
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Thanks ONE for the compilation of resources about what’s going on in Haiti. This is what I love best about ONE, your ability to bring different groups together.