GeoEye And Google Elevate Insight: Destruction In Haiti, Then And Now Posted by: Caron Beesley on January 25, 2011 in Geospatial On January 12, 2011, the people of Haiti marked the one year anniversary of the 7.0 earthquake that devastated their country. It’s been a year since the disaster and signs of improvement dot the
Life in the settlement at Petionville, Port-Au-Prince, 10 months after thousands were made homeless by a devastating earthquake. A man attempts to repair electricity cables in the Cité Maxo settlement Photograph: Carlos Cazalis Children play at the camp in Petionville, Port-Au-Prince Photograph: Carlos Cazalis Children by an improvised water canal in the settlement Photograph: Carlos
Assistant principals looking to adopt children from Haiti mired in delays as conditions worsen http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/brooklyn/assistant-principals-adopt-children-haiti-mired-delays-conditions-worsen-article-1.455702 BY BEN CHAPMAN Henry Renelus (r.) and Regina Tottenham are trying to adopt three Haitian children affected by the earthquake, but bureaucratic red tape has complicated and delayed the process. Seven months ago, two Bedford-Stuyvesant school administrators visited Haiti and were
In January 2010, immediately after the earthquake hit Haiti, Uchenna Aningo MD, a practicing physician assistant in Florida, united a team of healthcare providers from around the United States who were ready and willing to go to Port-au-Prince. In a few days, Uchenna and Alex coordinated a team of surgeons, physicians from many specialties, pharmacists,
