Alex Lizzappi

Off-Grid Charging Hub

ALLPOWERS R600 Solar Charging Kiosk

This presentation is exploring practical, market-based tools that can generate real daily income for entrepreneurs living in extreme poverty and in communities without reliable grid power. One of the clearest near-term opportunities is a small solar-powered phone-charging and productive-use kiosk. We have prepared a complete interactive Deployment Package centered on the ALLPOWERS R600 portable power […]

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Myrlande Constant's "Lasirène," created around 2000–2010, uses beads and sequins on fabric.

Myrlande Constant’s Beaded Tapestries Shine as Cultural Ambassadors for Haiti in Ohio

Myrlande Constant’s Beaded Tapestries Shine as Cultural Ambassadors for Haiti in Ohio Myrlande Constant, a trailblazing Haitian artist, is captivating audiences at the Akron Art Museum with her vibrant, intricately beaded tapestries, known as drapo. These works, rich with Haitian Vodou symbolism, history, and narratives, are on display through January 4, 2026, in the exhibition

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A young Haitian girl sits at a school desk, her face illuminated by light from a window. She has a hopeful and determined expression, surrounded by books, symbolizing the power of education to create a brighter future.

From Global Blueprints to Grassroots Action: Why the World’s Big Ideas on Resilience Matter for Haiti’s Girls

The world is abuzz with talk of resilience. From the Davos-bound boardrooms of multinational corporations to the innovation labs of tech giants, the message is clear: in an age of unprecedented volatility, the ability to adapt, innovate, and thrive is paramount. But what do these high-level discussions on climate resilience, supply chain stability, and inclusive

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A group of women addressing poverty and economic exclusion in Haiti

Empower Haiti Microcredit Initiative: Contextual Analysis and Empirical Nuances

Haitian Context Overview Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, with a GDP per capita of approximately $1,300 (World Bank, 2023) and over 60% of the population living below the poverty line. The economy is heavily informal, with an estimated 80% of workers engaged in informal activities, such as street vending and small-scale

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