2010
September 7, 2010
Our foundation's president, Kimberly Green, is featured in BlackBook Magazine, the insider's guide to style and culture. Culture writer extraordinaire John Hood featured her in his "Our Man in Miami" column this week. If you've ever wondered what the real Kimberly Green is about, don't miss this article.
Read more: Green Family Foundation President Kimberly Green Featured in BlackBook Magazine
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- Live Q&A Webcast with Millennium Promise CEO John W. McArthur
- Green Family Foundation Contributes Lomax Music to Hands of Haiti Exhibit at MIA
- "Haiti's Lost Music," Produced by the Green Family Foundation, on PBS' "Need to Know"
- Looking Up: First Annual Fly a Haitian Kite Day August 29, 2010
- Green Family NeighborhoodHELP Program Begins at Florida International University
- Duke University Performances to Record Lomax Homage in September
- Green Family Foundation Sponsors the 7th Annual Back to School Event at Little Haiti Soccer Park
- Alan Lomax Material Used in the 2010 Children's Library Annual Summer Program in Anguilla
- Green Family Foundation Welcomes New Class to Green Family Medicine & Society Program at Florida International University
- Petit Goave Blog DAY 3: A Magical Evening
- BLOG DAY 2: Tigoave Screenings Begin
- BLOG: Green Family Foundation in Petit Goave, Haiti for Sinema Anba Zetwal
- Haiti Prime Minister Jean Max Bellerive and Bill Clinton Speak on 6-month Anniversary of Quake
- Psychologists Use Music and Poetry to Alleviate Post-Quake Symptoms
- Florida International University Medical Students Gain Insight Into Community's Hopes and Dreams
- The Clean Energy Store Opens in Les Anglais, Haiti
- Haitian President Préval Nixes Senate's Suggestion to Revamp Elections Council
- Lomax Box Set in the News
- Our Friends at EarthSpark are featured in the Huffington Post
- GFF Hosts Special Sinema anba Zetwal (SAZ) Screening for Clinton Global Initiative Members in Haiti
- BLOG: Thursday Morning, June 17
- Wednesday, June 16, 2010
- BLOG: Tuesday, June 15, 2010
- Report on Cinema Under the Stars in Cité Soleil
- Haiti Repatriation and Cultural Preservation Project Lauded by the Clinton GIobal Initiative
- Frost Art Museum and GFF
- BLOG: Updates from Leogane
- GFF Partners with Air Race Classic to Plant 1000 Trees in Haiti
- GFF's Work on PBS's Need to Know
- Haiti's Hidden Treasures
- The Haiti Box Set in the Village Voice
- Green Family Foundation and Fisher Stevens Launch "This is Haiti" PSA Campaign Featuring Sting, Ben Stiller and Naomi Watts
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» | See how the Green Family Foundation NeighborhoodHELP program at FIU changes lives |
» | Purchase Alan Lomax In Haiti: Recordings For The Library Of Congress, 1936-1937, nominated for two GRAMMY Awards. |
A Documentary by Kimberly Green
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"Once there was a country" is being used by The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Children's Issues Worldwide as
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» | Watch GFF President Kimberly Green's CGI Stories segment about the music of Alan Lomax. |