Alex GoldmarkGOOD Contributor Alex Goldmark visited Haiti last week to see how far the country has progressed since a devastating earthquake struck its most populous city two years ago today. Read more about his trip, and learn what you can do to help.
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“Nobody faced what we have faced here in Haiti.”
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