While past iterations of the event have taken place indoors at Brooklyn College, attendees needed space to observe social distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. More than 30 people attended the earthquake remembrance vigil.
Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later, Haitian Times Morning News Roundup
Legros becomes first woman to preside over bar association in Haiti
Marie Suzy Legros has been selected to lead the Port-au-Prince bar, the first woman in Haiti to occupy such a role. She has been an attorney for 31 years.
Arts & Culture, Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later
Reflection Through Creation: Philippe Dodard and his ‘Earthquake’ Collection
Philippe Dodard, a celebrated and admired figure in the Haitian art world and abroad, used the significant and tragic event to create art and encapsulate the emotions and memories born out of the earthquake.
Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later
The Earthquake and its Aftermath: Three Personal Accounts
Jean Elie Gilles and his wife were at their home in Rue Dalencourt in Canapé Vert on Jan. 12, 2010. When the earth shook, Jean Elie believed that a truck had driven through his house.
Arts & Culture, Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later, Profiles
Haitian Artist Addresses Tragedy of 2010 Earthquake Through Poignant Artwork
An accomplished artist who has been creating for decades, Marcelin chose to convey the raw emotions she felt when she went back to Haiti through poetry and artwork.
Haiti, Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later, Latest News, Special Reports
Changing Minds: Mental Health in the 10 Years Since the Haiti Earthquake
There are few success stories reported on when it comes to Haiti. Stories about fraud, mismanagement and suffering are commonplace, and most have become accustomed to the Shakespearean nature of Haiti’s history and current condition.
Haiti, Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later, Latest News, Special Reports, Tech
Social Media and Its Role Connecting Earthquake Survivors with the Diaspora
This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. By Sam Bojarski The 2010 earthquake severed many traditional lines of communication…
Haiti, Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later, Latest News, Special Reports
A Native Son’s Return Home After the Earthquake to Heal Haiti’s Youth
This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. By Ervin Dyer It’s Saturday afternoon in the Port-au-Prince community of Delmas…
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National Palace Rebuilding Effort in Limbo 10 years After Earthquake
This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. By Sam Bojarski For nearly a century before the 2010 earthquake, Haitian…
Haiti, Haiti Earthquake: 10 Years Later, Latest News, Special Reports
Haiti Since the Earthquake: A Decade of Empty Promises
While daily life in Haiti has always been difficult for most Haitians, the past 18 months on the island have been particularly hard. As the country finds itself in the throes of a fluctuating political, economic and social crisis, the capital city has been virtually paralyzed, with schools, businesses, and banks closed for days, if not weeks, at a time.
This was not the Haiti anyone had hoped for 10 years after the disaster.