Articles How Our All Terrain Wheelchairs Are Empowering People With Disabilities Robert was an accomplished welder and farmer in Gramothe, Haiti before 2010. He is married and has two sons, one of which hopes to become an...Sonya Yencer12 Jun, 2013
Articles The Story of the 'Miraculous' Inhaler and Why Inequality Is Everyone's Problem Paul Farmer04 May, 2013
Articles Cookstove With Simple Technology for High Environmental Impact in Haiti The Adventure Project brings simple technology to families in Haiti for high-impact environmental and health benefits.Katy Gathright24 Feb, 2013
Articles 12 Days of Architecture: 9 Civic Sculptures One of Architecture for Humanity's favorite projects of 2012- 20 local Haitian artists were commissioned to create sculptures for area schools.Architecture For Humanity28 Dec, 2012
Articles Rethinking Humanitarian Relief: Sourcing Locally Before Disaster Strikes Rather than a cash flood in the wake of disaster, Advance Aid advocates for "disaster security"—connecting relief with longterm development goals.Rosie Spinks08 Sep, 2012
Articles Beating the Odds: Paralyzed Haitian Earthquake Victim To Race in Paralympics The Walkabout Foundation has given 2,500 wheelchairs worldwide, including to Leon Gaisli, a cyclist in this year's Paralympic Games.Rosie Spinks02 Sep, 2012
Articles Two Filmmakers Are Working to Hold the U.N. Responsible for Cholera in Haiti The makers of the documentary "Baseball in the Time of Cholera" have taken their fight to Capitol Hill.Zachary Slobig26 Jul, 2012
Articles Two Filmmakers Take on the U.N. for Letting Cholera Spread in Haiti Baseball in the Time of Cholera examines the spread of cholera in Haiti through the eyes of a young baseball player.Zak Stone15 Jul, 2012
Articles What A Box of Sea Cucumbers Teaches Us About Foreign Aid “If the Chinese can eat this for the last 2,000 years, it means that the Haitian can export it for another 2,000 years forward.”Tate Watkins30 May, 2012
Two Years After the Quake, Haiti in Photos A visual tour of living and rebuilding in Haiti.Alex Goldmark20 Jan, 2012
Five Simple Ways to Help Haiti Yep, you can do something to help get Haiti back on its feet.Becky Straw19 Jan, 2012
Articles Reconstruction Zone: Chronicling Haiti's Post-Quake Struggles “Nobody faced what we have faced here in Haiti.”Alex Goldmark16 Jan, 2012
Articles Thai College Students Design App to Help Rescue Disaster Survivors A new student-designed mobile app could make finding disaster survivors much easier.Liz Dwyer16 Jul, 2011
Infographic: With Donations, Corporations Love Japan, Haiti Not as Much Compared to Haiti, corporations are rushing to donate to Japan, where they have more colleagues and customers. The American people not so much.Alex Goldmark15 Apr, 2011
Articles Donor Aid to Japan Not Even Close to Haiti and Katrina Americans gave a lot more and a lot faster to Katrina and Haiti than to Japan. American corporations? Well that's a different story.Alex Goldmark23 Mar, 2011
Transparency: Where Will the Next Earthquake Hit? If major quakes occur approximately 15 times a year around the world, where will the next one hit?Column Five26 Feb, 2011