2010
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Saturday was an amazing day for the entire team. We all went to Petit Goave to participate in and enjoy the Food for Souls showing. But before we get to that part of our story, let's backtrack a day to Friday afternoon.
Green Family Foundation (GFF) president Kimberly Green, GFF Founder Dorothea Green, and family friend Mrs. Sheila Roy were invited to a luncheon with the first lady of Haiti, Madame Elisabeth Préval. The ladies were treated to Haitian delights and casual conversation. Kimberly presented Madame Préval with the Haiti Box Set which she helped create and bring to life. The First Lady was impressed and showed great interest in and appreciation for the cultural vibrancy the box set aims to bring back to Haiti and her people.
Another important topic they spoke about, and one close to the Green Family Foundation, is children and mothers. We had visited the Bureau de Nutrition et Développement (BND) a few days before and witnessed firsthand the toll the January quake had taken on Haiti's children. You could see in their faces that even though they were well fed and relatively safe (via BND services), they were traumatized and oftentimes solemn.
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- 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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