Haiti

Must Reads

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  PORT-AU-PRINCE

  Young Haitians Combat the Country’s Solid Waste Problem

  Those who live near Port-au-Prince’s debris-filled stormwater gullies deal with stagnant water and shifting earth, making them vulnerable to landslides and disease. A volunteer effort seeks to improve life in these communities and help Haiti reduce its legacy of urban pollution.

  By Marie Michelle Felicien
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  PORT-AU-PRINCE

  Kidnappings Surge Amid Haiti’s Political and Economic Crises

  By Anne Myriam Bolivar

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  PORT-AU-PRINCE

  One Organization Asks Young People to Stop Putting Car Accidents on Social Media, Learn to Help Instead

  Lack of information and training has people in Haiti preferring to film accidents on public roads instead of rallying around to rescue victims. First aid training is helping save lives.

  By Anne Myriam Bolivar